Visual workflow automation at enterprise scale. We build, deploy, and maintain no-code/low-code pipelines that connect your entire software stack. Hundreds of integrations, zero glue code.
We audit your current tools, CRM, ERP, support desk, billing, comms, and identify every manual handoff that can be automated.
We design the n8n or Make.com workflow diagram, define error handling paths, and get your team to sign off before a single node is built.
We build the workflows in your self-hosted or cloud n8n/Make.com instance, run end-to-end tests with production data, and document every node.
We deploy, train your team to manage and extend the workflows, and stay on retainer for ongoing additions and maintenance.
Should I use n8n or Make.com?
Make.com is faster for standard integrations and non-technical teams. n8n is better for custom logic, LLM calls, and self-hosted deployments. We'll recommend the right tool after understanding your volume, team, and use case.
Do you host and maintain workflows after delivery?
Yes. We offer ongoing maintenance retainers for monitoring, updates, and adding new workflows as your needs evolve.
Can our non-technical team manage workflows after handoff?
Yes, Make.com and n8n Cloud both have visual interfaces your ops team can navigate. We include a handoff training session and plain-English documentation with every project.
How do you handle high-volume automations?
For high-volume workflows (50K+ executions/month), we typically recommend self-hosted n8n with queue mode and Redis. This handles unlimited volume for a fraction of the cost of cloud operation tiers.
Core capabilities delivered in every n8n & Make.com Automation engagement.
We map your business process into a visual workflow your team can read, understand, and modify without engineering support. Each node represents a real action, and the data flow between nodes is explicit, documented, and auditable.
n8n connects natively to Salesforce, HubSpot, Stripe, Airtable, Slack, Google Workspace, SAP, PostgreSQL, and hundreds of other tools. Make.com has equally broad coverage. If your stack has an API, we can integrate it into the workflow.
We embed LLM calls directly within n8n workflows using OpenAI, Claude, or Gemini nodes. Workflows classify text, extract structured data from documents, generate drafts, and make routing decisions using AI as a natural step in the pipeline.
When native nodes cannot express your business logic, n8n's Code node allows arbitrary JavaScript or Python execution within the workflow. We use this for complex data transformations, custom auth flows, and logic that standard nodes cannot handle.
We deploy n8n on your infrastructure — your VPS, cloud account, or on-premise servers — giving you complete data control, unlimited executions, and no per-operation pricing. Includes queue mode setup for high-volume reliability and redundancy.
Production automation requires active monitoring. We configure error alerting, execution logging, and Slack notifications for failures. High-volume deployments get Redis-backed queue mode and horizontal scaling for consistent throughput.
We work with teams across these functions and industries.
Companies between 20 and 200 employees that need to automate internal operations quickly without hiring a full engineering team. We deliver working automation in 2–4 weeks that your ops or product team can maintain and extend independently.
Large organizations with complex, multi-system workflows that need an automation layer between their ERP, CRM, and operational tools. We handle the integration architecture and delivery while your team defines the business rules.
Companies in healthcare, finance, or government that cannot send operational data to third-party cloud platforms. Self-hosted n8n provides the full automation capability with complete data sovereignty and no external processing dependencies.
Digital agencies, MSPs, and operations teams managing automation workflows across multiple clients or business units. We set up multi-tenant n8n deployments with proper access controls, environment separation, and credential isolation.
Invoice processing reduced from 8 minutes manual to under 45 seconds automated for standard document cases
Self-hosted n8n costs $200–400/month versus $2,000–4,000/month on Make.com for equivalent high-volume workflows
Data entry error rates drop to under 0.5% when automation replaces manual copy-paste between systems
New standard workflow automation delivered in 2–4 days versus weeks of custom engineering work
n8n and Make.com are the two most capable visual workflow automation platforms for businesses that need to connect software systems without building a custom integration layer from scratch. Both support hundreds of pre-built integrations with popular SaaS tools, visual workflow builders that non-technical users can navigate, and embedded logic for branching, filtering, and data transformation. The difference matters for more demanding use cases: n8n is open-source and self-hostable with a code node for arbitrary JavaScript and Python execution, while Make.com is cloud-native with a more polished UI and simpler pricing for lower-volume use cases.
The choice between n8n and Make.com is not purely technical. For teams where non-technical operations staff need to build and modify workflows without engineering support, Make.com's interface is more accessible. For workflows that involve custom business logic, LLM API calls, database writes, or high-volume processing that would make per-operation pricing expensive, n8n is the better fit. Many of our clients end up using both: Make.com for simple, high-frequency app-to-app syncs where the per-operation cost is acceptable, and n8n for complex, AI-augmented, or data-sensitive workflows where self-hosted control and code flexibility are needed.
Self-hosted n8n is one of the most cost-effective choices available for enterprises with significant automation volume. Deployed on a single virtual machine, a self-hosted n8n instance handles thousands of workflow executions per day with queue mode and Redis for reliability. Three enterprise clients we work with run combined automation volumes that would cost $2,000–$4,000 per month on Make.com, for under $200 per month on self-hosted n8n infrastructure. The trade-off is infrastructure management responsibility — which we handle for clients who want managed deployments.
Kodesinc has built over 80 production automations on n8n and Make.com for clients in healthcare, logistics, e-commerce, SaaS, and events. We are platform-agnostic and will recommend whichever tool fits your specific use case, volume requirements, and team capabilities. Every engagement includes workflow documentation written for the team that will maintain it, a handoff training session, and a post-launch support period.
Error handling design is where most externally-built automations fail. An automation that runs successfully 95% of the time but silently drops 5% of records is not a reliable production system — it is a slower version of the same problem you were trying to solve. Every workflow we build includes structured error handling for each node: specific catch branches for the most common failure types, dead-letter queues for records that cannot be processed, retry logic with exponential backoff for transient API failures, and real-time Slack or email alerts for failures that need human attention. The first time a workflow fails in production should generate a notification with enough context to diagnose the cause, not a silent gap in your data.
Maintenance requirements after launch are a critical but frequently underestimated consideration for automation projects. API changes, credential rotations, rate limit policy updates, and data format changes upstream can all break a working automation weeks or months after it was delivered. Our automations are built with this reality in mind: API calls use the most stable endpoints and explicitly version-pinned where possible, credentials are stored in the environment layer for zero-downtime rotation, and workflows include diagnostic logging that makes it straightforward to identify which step failed and why when something breaks. Clients who want ongoing maintenance coverage can add a retainer that includes monitoring, incident response, and unlimited small adjustments as their stack evolves.
The workflows we build on n8n and Make.com cover the full range of business operations: CRM data synchronization between Salesforce and HubSpot without manual export-import cycles, invoice processing that reads vendor PDFs and posts structured data directly to Xero or QuickBooks, patient intake automation that routes form submissions through HIPAA-compliant approval and documentation workflows, e-commerce order orchestration that coordinates fulfillment, customer communications, and inventory updates across multiple platforms, and lead enrichment pipelines that score and route inbound prospects before a sales rep ever opens their CRM. If your team repeats a multi-step process on a regular schedule, there is almost certainly a version of it that can run automatically.