WhatsApp bots
Auto-replies, catalogues, order updates and lead capture on the WhatsApp Business Platform.
If your team copies data between apps, sends the same messages every day or checks websites by hand, that work can usually be automated. I build bots and workflows that run quietly in the background and alert a human only when needed.
Automations are built on top of your existing tools — WhatsApp, Google Sheets, CRM, email — so nobody has to learn a new system.
Tools I use for bots and automation
Auto-replies, catalogues, order updates and lead capture on the WhatsApp Business Platform.
Alerts, community management, payments and admin commands.
n8n, Make or Zapier flows connecting your apps.
Public data collected, cleaned and delivered on schedule.
Repetitive web tasks handled by Playwright or Puppeteer.
Agents that read emails or PDFs and act on them.
Who does what today, how often and where it breaks.
The highest-value workflow built and tested first.
Error alerts and logs so nothing fails silently.
More flows added once the first one proves its value.
For reliable business messaging, yes — I set up the WhatsApp Business Platform through Meta or an approved provider to avoid number bans.
Yes, spreadsheets are often the easiest place to start; workflows can read and write them automatically.
I collect only public data in line with each site’s terms and applicable law, and prefer official APIs where they exist.
Workflows include error handling and alerts, so failures are reported instead of silently missed.
Send a short message on WhatsApp — a rough idea is enough. You will get questions, a plan and a quote.