Automation that runs the business, not just the demo.
We build scheduling and follow-up systems that hold up in production. The shop floor next door runs on them.
One booking, five steps, nobody retyping anything.
Each step fires off the one before it.
The automation work inside real engagements.
Every figure is the client's own, captioned with the work behind it.
Increase in NEW Reviews
Automated SMS review requests, fourteen locations.
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New Members
Front-desk sign-up and billing replaced.
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Automation in Bulk Label Editing
Illustrator scripted into the print run below.
Read case studyMondo is an excellent marketing agency. They've been very helpful and responsive with any changes we have requested.
The hardest automation we ever shipped was for a print run.
Lee Soap had over two thousand product labels to update, each carrying regulatory copy that has to be right on every unit. We scripted the editing and wired the output straight into a specialised press.
The script does the typing. We still read every regulatory line against the source before a run goes to plate.
What You Get
Every engagement includes all five.
How it runs
Process audit
We sit with the people doing the work and map where the hours go and where leads drop.
Build it, then break it
Deduping, retries, and alerts from the first version, then bad data and expired tokens before launch.
Monitor and hand off
Alerts route to a person, and your team is trained on the playbook that ships with it.
How Scheduling & Automation is priced
This gets quoted at every size. Here is where Mondo sits.
Quoted per build against what the audit finds. If a connector already covers the workflow, we say so.
Questions
& Answers
That is where we are strongest. Quoting, order intake, production files, and job handoffs are all automated on the shop floor we run jobs through.
It breaks loudly instead of silently. Alerts are wired in before launch, and fixes happen inside your maintenance window.
A booking that never reaches your CRM is a fancier email signature. We wire to the platforms we build on and write what does not exist.
A single workflow or scheduling setup ships in a week or two. A multi-system build runs four to eight weeks, in stages.
Everything runs in accounts registered to your business, and every flow ships with a playbook. Handover is training, not a rebuild.
Let's map the workflow that is costing you.
Bring us the process eating your week. You get back a written map of what to automate first.
- A written map before anything gets built
- An alert and a playbook on every flow