n8n
Private-server workflows with retry and logs
Spec 01 the method · English, inbound, partner work
Stop wasting time
on work AI can do.
Answer
You already know AI can help. You do not know which job to give it first. The audit finds the work that is eating the week. Then we build the system and train the team that has to live with it. If automation is the wrong medicine, that is the answer. Forty companies have run this sequence. The usual first result shows up inside 30 days.
Fig. 0 · Tools already on the desk
Make
Fast multi-step ops when the path is already clear
OpenAI
Classification, drafts, and extraction
Claude
Long-context review and agent steps
WhatsApp
First response while the team is busy
Gmail
Inbox triage into the CRM, not a spreadsheet
HubSpot
Lead state that updates without copy-paste
Slack
Hot leads land where people already look
Sheets
The ugly source of truth, still wired
WooCommerce
Orders, stock, and support in one loop
Twilio
SMS confirmations and missed-call recovery
Vercel
Interfaces the team can actually open
Measured, not claimed
40+companies already shipped
4.9 / 5from the people who paid
30 daystypical time to ROI
3 daysfastest implementation live
§ 01
Problem
The team is the integration layer.
Most inbound calls start the same way: “we think we need AI.” In the room it is rarely a model problem. It is a WhatsApp that never reaches the CRM. An order that a person retypes. A lead that waited overnight because nobody was on the form at 11pm.
Hiring another coordinator hides the break. The coordinator becomes the API. That does not scale, and it does not leave a log.
trgr.io starts at the break, not at the tool of the month. Sometimes that is Make. Sometimes n8n on a private server. Sometimes a short TypeScript handler. AI enters only when a step needs judgment: classify, summarize, route, draft.
Insight
If the first proposal is “an agent for everything,” the problem was not diagnosed.
§ 02
Method
Audit. Build. Train. Watch.
Fig. 1 · Operating loop
01
Auditmap the week, rank by hours and money02
Buildn8n, Make, or code. error handling included03
Trainthe people who will run it after we leave04
Watchlogs, retries, and a human fallback
Simple workflows can be live in days. Larger integrations take 4 to 8 weeks.
§ 02b
Services
Four jobs we take.
Automation audit
The start of every engagement. A map of the week and a ranked build order.
Workflows
Make, n8n, Zapier, or a script. Connect what you already pay for.
Process
Find the copy-paste that looks like work. Cut it.
Embedded help
Someone next to the team until the system is adopted, not just delivered.
§ 02c
Work
Three systems that left the lab.
Voice receptionist
100% of inbound calls answered. After-hours bookings stopped dying in voicemail.
Cold email ops
6 to 8 hours of daily sorting went to zero. Hot replies hit Slack in minutes.
WhatsApp to CRM
Every message, image, and voice note lands in the database. Capture went from 70% to 100%.
Twelve write-ups
Metrics, stack, and what actually moved. No invented percentages.
§ 03
Compare
Who actually owns the outcome.
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| DIY tools | Hire in-house | Typical agency | trgr.io | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finds what to automate first | No | Slow | Sometimes | Audit is the start |
| Builds the workflows | You | Months | Varies | Done for you |
| Trains the team | No | Varies | Rare | Included |
| Error handling and logs | Optional | If you insist | Often a demo | Required |
| Time to first result | Unknown | 6 to 12 months | Unclear | 30 days, typical |
| Starting cost | Tool fees | Salary | Retainer fog | $3k to $5k pilot |
§ 04
Questions
What people ask before they start.
How much do the services cost?
Projects typically range from $3,000 to $15,000 depending on complexity. Most clients start with a $3,000 to $5,000 pilot that is designed to show ROI inside 30 days.
How quickly can we see results?
Most clients see ROI within 30 days. The fastest implementation went live in 3 days.
What happens if something breaks?
Live systems get logs, retry logic, and a human fallback. If something breaks, the job is to know before the customer does, then fix it. Typical repair is inside two hours on supported plans.
Do I need technical knowledge to manage this?
No. Interfaces are built for the people who will use them, and training is part of delivery. Support plans cover ongoing maintenance.
Is the data secure?
Enterprise-grade protocols, and an NDA before any system access. The stack is chosen for the job, not for a demo reel.
How is this different from Tiger Media?
Tiger Media is the Israeli studio. trgr.io is the same operator and the same stack, written for English, inbound, and partner work. The audit is the product you walk in with.