Workflow automation platforms that I use to connect systems, reduce repetitive work and automate routine business processes.
n8n is my primary workflow automation platform for connecting applications, data and business systems. I use it to build everything from straightforward integrations to AI-powered workflows and agents, reducing repetitive work and helping different tools work together.
Make is a visual automation platform I use to connect applications and automate routine business processes. Its visual approach makes it useful for building and managing integrations across different systems, helping move data between applications, trigger actions automatically and reduce repetitive manual work.
Zapier is a visual automation platform I use to connect applications and move information between them. It is useful for building workflows that respond to events, update records and handle repetitive tasks, particularly when a business needs its existing tools to work together without custom development.
Power Automate is Microsoft’s workflow platform for connecting applications, moving data and automating routine processes. I use it to build workflows within Microsoft 365 and connected business systems, where it can help teams manage approvals, notifications and tasks across the tools they already use.
