Process Automation

Your Processes Should Run
Without You.

We connect your tools, eliminate manual steps, and build workflows that execute end-to-end without a person in the middle. Every trigger, every decision, every handoff — automated.

10,000+ tasks automated daily
Works with your existing tools
First workflow live in 2 weeks
WORKFLOW ACTIVE / Invoice Processing
Running
Invoice email received via Gmail
Data extracted and validated
Matching against open POs in ERP
Route to approval or auto-pay
47 invoices processed today60% faster
0%

of an operations team's time spent on tasks that should not require a human

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the error rate in manual data entry compared to automated transfer

$0k

average annual cost of a single manual process across a 10-person team

Capabilities

If It Runs on Human Effort Today, It Can Run Without It Tomorrow.

Six classes of automation we deploy. Most clients need two or three in combination.

End-to-End Workflow Automation

Every manual step in a process eliminated. From trigger to outcome, zero human handoffs.

OperationsMulti-step processes

Cross-System Integration

Your CRM, ERP, inbox, and spreadsheets connected into one flow. Data moves. People do not.

System connectivityData sync

Intelligent Document Processing

Contracts, invoices, and forms automatically extracted, classified, and filed.

FinanceLegalLogistics

Human-in-the-Loop Workflows

Automation handles execution. Humans approve exactly what requires judgment and nothing else.

ComplianceHigh-stakes decisions

Automated Reporting

Daily, weekly, and monthly reports generated and delivered without a person running them.

Ops teamsFinanceLeadership

Event-Driven Triggers

Something happens in one system. Your entire stack reacts in seconds. No polling, no delays.

Real-time opsAlertsRouting

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Under the Hood

Three Things Happen Every Time a Workflow Runs.

This is what the automation is doing while your team is doing something more valuable.

Trigger

Something happens in your system.

A form is submitted. An email arrives. A record changes. An invoice is uploaded. The automation wakes up the moment its trigger condition is met.

Webhooks · Polling · Email listeners
Logic

The workflow decides what to do.

Conditions are evaluated, data is enriched, documents are read, exceptions are caught. The system follows your business rules — exactly as you defined them.

n8n · LangGraph · Python
Action

Every downstream system is updated.

CRM updated. Email sent. Slack notified. ERP record written. Report filed. All of it happens in sequence or in parallel — without a human doing any of it.

REST APIs · Make · Custom connectors

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Use Cases

Find Your Process.

Select an industry. See the exact workflows we have already automated.

Load Confirmation Automation

Carrier confirmations processed from email, load board updated, broker notified.

Email → TMS → Broker notification

POD Processing

Proof of delivery documents extracted, matched to load, invoice triggered automatically.

Upload → OCR → Invoice system

Freight Invoice Reconciliation

Carrier invoices matched against POs. Discrepancies flagged. Clean invoices auto-approved.

Carrier invoice → PO match → ERP
The Difference

Manual vs. Automated.

The same process. Run by your team today. Run by your automation tomorrow.

Someone manually checks email and copies data into the system

Email arrives, data extracted and filed in under 3 seconds

Approvals sit in inboxes for days waiting for a human to act

Approvals route instantly, reminder sent if no response in 4 hours

Reports built manually every week from multiple spreadsheets

Report generated and delivered every Monday at 8am automatically

Errors from copy-paste spread across three systems before caught

Data validated at entry point, errors caught before they propagate

New client onboarding takes 2 days of back-and-forth coordination

Onboarding completes in 20 minutes with no coordinator involved

Every row above is a real process we have automated for a client.

ROI Calculator

What Is This Process Costing You?

Adjust the inputs to calculate the annual cost of running this process manually — and what it costs you to keep it that way.

20 hrs / wk

3 people

$

$55 / hr

Annual cost — manual process

$171,600

per year in staff time

Total hours per year3,120 hrs
Automatable portion~80%
Cost you recover$137,280 / yr
Est. build cost$8k – $24k
Payback period~2 months
Break-even12 months

Shorter bar = faster payback

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Estimates based on industry averages. Actual results vary by process complexity.

Technology

The Tools That Power Every Automation.

We choose tools based on what is most reliable in production — not what is trending. Every automation is built to run without maintenance.

Connects to what you already use

We do not ask you to replace your CRM, ERP, or inbox. We wire automation around your existing tools — whatever they are.

Retries on failure, not people

Every workflow includes retry logic, error handling, and alerting. When something breaks, the system recovers — or tells the right person, with context attached.

Every step is auditable

Every action the automation takes is logged. Every decision is traceable. Compliance, debugging, and oversight are built in from day one.

You own it at handover

The workflows, the logic, the documentation — all yours. Built in tools your team can open and modify without us in the room.

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Commonly built on n8n · Make · LangGraph · Python · REST APIs · Webhooks · PostgreSQL

Questions About Process Automation

Answered directly, without the sales pitch.

What is process automation and how is it different from writing a script?

A script runs once and stops. A process automation is a persistent, monitored workflow that runs on a trigger, handles exceptions, retries on failure, and connects to multiple systems. It does not need a developer to babysit it. We build automations using orchestration platforms like n8n and LangGraph so that the logic is visual, auditable, and modifiable without a full engineering cycle.

Which processes are good candidates for automation?

Any process with these four properties is a strong candidate: it runs more than ten times a week, it involves moving data between at least two systems, it follows a consistent set of rules or conditions, and it currently requires a human to initiate or advance it. Common examples include invoice processing, lead routing, document filing, report generation, customer onboarding, and compliance monitoring.

How long does it take to build and deploy a workflow automation?

A single-process automation typically takes 1 to 3 weeks from approved design to production. A multi-process build covering an entire operational area takes 4 to 8 weeks. Every engagement starts with a free 2-week diagnostic where we map the target process, design the automation, and estimate savings before any build begins.

Do my existing tools need to support an API?

Most modern business tools have an API or webhook support, and we connect to them directly. For tools that do not have APIs, we use email listeners, file watchers, or browser-based methods as fallbacks. In rare cases where no integration path exists, we will tell you clearly at the diagnostic stage rather than discovering it mid-build.

What happens when the automation breaks?

Every automation we build includes error handling, retry logic, and alerting. When a step fails, the workflow retries with backoff, logs the failure, and sends an alert to your nominated contact. We also provide 30 days of post-deployment support during which we fix any issues at no additional charge.

Will I be dependent on Quixas to make changes?

No. We build automations in n8n or Make, which are visual tools your team can learn to modify. At handover we provide documentation and a walkthrough of every workflow. For more complex LangGraph builds, we document every node and decision point. Our goal is that you own what we build, not that you depend on us to run it.

Can you automate a process that involves human judgment at some steps?

Yes. We build human-in-the-loop workflows where the automation handles all mechanical steps and pauses at defined points for human approval. The human sees exactly what the automation has done, the data it has gathered, and what it is asking them to decide. After approval, the workflow continues automatically. This is common in finance, legal, and compliance contexts.

What does it cost to automate a process with Quixas?

We scope every project individually. A single-process automation and a multi-system build covering five workflows cost very different amounts. We offer a free strategy session where we map the process, design the automation, and give you a cost and timeline estimate before any commitment. Most clients find the ROI case is clear within that first session.

Which Process Is Costing You the Most Right Now?

Tell us what it is. We will map the automation, estimate the savings, and show you what it would look like to run it without your team's involvement. No commitment required.

Free strategy session
First workflow live in 2 weeks
No commitment required