Visible
Every automated action, message, source record, and resulting task can be inspected.
AI + automation desk
Practical systems for intake, follow-up, and reputation workflows, tested against failure paths, human handoffs, suppression, and market-specific rules.
Commissioned reports
Start with the Make and Zapier platform comparison, then use the workflow guides to define eligibility, handoffs, exceptions, and measurable outcomes.
Direct test of mobile completion, validation, notifications, integrations, and exports
↗CP-07New comparisonBranching, failure handling, usage units, and the safest first pilot
↗SYS-05Architecture guideSystems of record, handoffs, exception ownership, and three-year control
↗AI-01Research draftCommercial evidence desk + nine-call protocol
↗AU-02Control guideEligibility, reply ownership, suppression, and measurement
↗AU-03Workflow guideStatus-aware sequence with explicit stop conditions
↗AU-04Policy guideNeutral eligibility, platform policy, and privacy
↗Operating contract
These four controls are the minimum evaluation layer before any call, text, email, booking, or public-review request goes live.
Every automated action, message, source record, and resulting task can be inspected.
A trained person can stop, correct, reassign, or safely recover the workflow.
Replies, decisions, opt-outs, complaints, and manual ownership stop further sends.
Reports separate eligible events, exclusions, successful outcomes, and failures.
Automation platform
Make is a visual automation platform for connecting apps, routing data, and handling multi-step workflows. Use it only after the system of record, exception owner, stop conditions, and audit trail are defined.
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Market boundary
Message purpose, consent, identification, opt-out handling, call technology, jurisdiction, platform policy, and recordkeeping remain part of the operating design. The guides identify the questions and primary sources; they do not replace legal advice.