Tasks that come back every week, with no human value, should be automated.
An e-commerce is a chain of repetitive tasks: emails to send, catalog to resynchronize, promotions to put online, events to monitor. Every week, this represents hours of manual work and just as many opportunities for error, for lack of vigilance.
The principle is simple: if a task repeats, it can run on its own. You know the tasks that come back in your e-commerce, our job is to automate them: lifecycle emails, catalog synchronization, back-office notifications, scheduled tasks, and everything that is specific to you.
We don't try to automate everything: we automate what matters. A task deserves to be automated when it saves time recurrently, reduces a risk of error or improves your responsiveness. If the automation doesn't pay off, we tell you and we leave the task manual.
The telltale signs
When an e-commerce runs manually, it eventually shows everywhere
These are rarely emergencies: they are habits that set in. Here are the signs our clients recognize before entrusting us with the automation of their tasks.
Emails to send manually
Order confirmations, invoices, cart reminders: each email goes out by hand, at the moment someone thinks to do it.
A catalog that diverges between platforms
Products are re-entered by hand on one platform, then on the other. Stock and prices end up diverging, and no one knows which of the two is up to date.
Customer events discovered too late
A blocked order, a customer waiting for days: you notice it on the next visit to the back office, when it's already too late to react.
Recurring operations that fall through
Publishing the new collection on a fixed date, activating the promotion on Friday at 9am: everything relies on someone's memory, and one day the date passes without the operation being done.
What goes automatic
A task repeats, it can run on its own
We don't rewrite your e-commerce: we automate the tasks that come back in it, one by one, in the order you need them.
Lifecycle emails
Emails sent automatically to your customers: order confirmation, invoice, new products, abandoned cart reminder. Each event triggers its email, without intervention.
Automated import / export
Your catalog flows from one platform to the other, in both directions. No more manual re-entry: products, prices and stock remain continuously synchronized.
Back-office notifications
You're notified as soon as a customer needs help or an event deserves your attention. You react at the useful moment, not on the next visit to the back office.
Scheduled tasks
Recurring operations run at the scheduled date and time: product publishing, promotion activation. Without depending on someone's memory.
Automations on demand
Any repetitive task specific to your business can be automated. If it repeats for you, it can run on its own.
Frequently asked questions
What clients ask us about automation
The questions that come up most often before setting up the first automations, and our answers.
