Automations For eCom

Custom Shopify automation

Implement the Most Profitable Automations for Your eCom Business

We show you exactly what to automate, backed by projected results, and then build it for you.

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How does your business run today?

5 quick questions. No email required.

Question 2 of 5 The big one

Where does the time actually go?

Pick the one that costs you the most hours.

Optional. Answer to tailor the recommendation.

Built for real ecommerce bottlenecks.

If someone opens five tabs every morning to decide what needs attention, that is the first thing worth automating.

Daily visibility

Morning operator briefing

Sales, ads, support, refunds, and low-stock SKUs in one Slack or email brief, with where to look first.

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Support leverage

AI support triage

Route repeat questions, draft replies, and escalate only the cases that truly need a human.

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Ops protection

Inventory and fulfillment alerts

Catch low stock, stuck orders, and replenishment risk before anyone notices it by hand.

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Marketing rhythm

Weekly ads review

Meta, Google, and TikTok data turned into plain-English takeaways and budget questions.

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Profit clarity

Margin and P&L dashboard

Revenue, costs, refunds, fees, and ad spend in one view so you see what is actually profitable.

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Brand signals

Review and social monitoring

Track reviews, engagement, and customer themes without checking each platform manually.

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Question 3 of 5 Your setup

What's your primary platform?

Optional. Answer to tailor the recommendation.

Work removed, decisions made faster.

Map the manual process, build the system, measure the operating gain. Where client details stay private, the pattern still holds.

Zeyad helped me streamline our data operations and apply automations across the board. Marketing, ads, inventory management, and clear insights on top of it. Everything runs cleaner now.
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Karter Zaher

Founder, Muzzy

I went through dozens of proposals before finding Zeyad. He delivered exactly what I needed in less time than I expected. Clear insights, fast turnaround, and honest pricing. If you're looking for someone to make sense of your ecom data, look no further.
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Jeff Oxford

Founder, 180 Marketing

For our B2B side, we had multiple sales dashboards that needed to be connected. An agency told us it couldn't be done. Zeyad finished it fast, it actually worked, and he was easy to work with the whole way through.
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Bob Shymkiw

B2B Lead, Pedal Commander

Question 4 of 5 Scale

How many orders a month?

Volume changes which automation pays for itself first.

Optional. Answer to tailor the recommendation.

The workflow gets mapped before anything is built.

Automation fails when tools get connected before the logic is clear. The sprint makes the decisions visible first.

  1. Map the workflow

    We pin down the repetitive work, the tools involved, who relies on it, and the edge cases.

  2. Build the first system

    One practical dashboard, alert, report, or AI workflow, connected inside your existing stack.

  3. Test on real data

    Checked against your actual orders, tickets, campaigns, and SKUs, not a clean demo.

  4. Hand off and refine

    You get documentation, ownership, and a refinement window after the team uses it.

Good fit

  • Shopify or ecommerce operators doing enough volume for manual work to hurt
  • Reporting, support, inventory, or ad reviews depend on repeated human checks
  • Several tools, but no single practical operating layer

Not the right fit

  • Pre-launch stores without live operational data
  • Teams looking for a one-click Zapier template
  • Companies with engineers already assigned to build these workflows

Question 5 of 5 Last one

What would make the biggest difference?

Optional. Answer to tailor the recommendation.

A Message from the Founder

Zeyad Sayed

Zeyad Sayed

Ecommerce data, automation, and AI systems.

Built by someone who knows ecommerce operations.

I have worked close to the daily operating layer of ecommerce teams: support queues, ad reviews, finance reports, inventory checks. The work is not about connecting random tools. It is about turning repeated decisions into a system your team can trust.

Let’s Get to Work

Ready to put the repetitive work behind you?

Your first automation starts with a conversation.

We look at the repeated work, the tools involved, and the output your team needs. If a SaaS product is the better answer, I will say so.

  • A workflow map

    A clear view of the repeated work and the tools involved.

  • Prioritized opportunities

    The first automation worth building around your store.

  • A clear next step

    A practical plan, whether that means a tool or a custom build.

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Questions before automating.

Should I start with a SaaS tool or a custom build?+

Start with the SaaS tool when your problem matches what the product already does. Book the free automation audit when your workflow depends on your specific tools, team rules, data sources, edge cases, or operating decisions.

What happens during the free automation audit?+

We walk through your tools, the work your team repeats, the reports or alerts you wish existed, and the first workflow worth automating. You leave with a concrete recommendation even if we do not work together.

How much does a custom automation build cost?+

The audit is free. Build pricing is scoped after the workflow is mapped because tool access, edge cases, and data quality change the work. Small single-workflow builds are typically scoped as fixed projects; larger multi-system builds are phased so the first useful version ships before the whole roadmap is attempted.

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What access do you need?+

Only the access needed for the agreed workflow. Read-only credentials are used where possible, and owner-controlled accounts are preferred for API keys, automation platforms, dashboards, and alert destinations. Logic, triggers, and failure points are documented, not handed off as a black box.

Who owns the automation after launch?+

You do. The workflow is built around your accounts and documented so your team can understand the triggers, logic, data sources, and failure points.

Which ecommerce tools can you work with?+

Shopify, Klaviyo, Gorgias, Judge.me, Triple Whale, QuickBooks, Meta Ads, Google Ads, TikTok Shop, Slack, Notion, Google Sheets, n8n, Make, OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Streamlit, and most tools with an API, webhook, export, or database connection.

How long does implementation take?+

A first useful version is usually 2-4 weeks once scope and access are clear. Smaller automations can move faster. Larger systems should launch in phases so the team gets value before every edge case is solved.

What if automation is not the right fix?+

Then the recommendation should say that. Some problems need process cleanup, better source data, or a purchased tool before custom automation makes sense. The goal is operating leverage, not automation for its own sake.