Workflow Automation
Logic, branching and error handling, so a workflow keeps working when something fails.
Heaq Digital is a small business process automation studio. This page is about who we are, and how we decide what a system should do before we build it.
Connecting two tools is rarely the hard part. Deciding what should happen between them is.
We kept seeing the same thing: the integration worked, the process around it didn't. A follow-up went to a customer who asked to wait. A failed payment sat in an inbox for a week. So we start with the process, and pick the tools after.
Before Heaq, Miloš built GoHighLevel, HubSpot and n8n automation at a marketing automation agency, for businesses in real estate lending, roofing, career coaching, e-commerce and marketing.


Take one situation: a deal has gone quiet for three weeks.
Every quiet deal gets the same email. Including the customer who asked you to wait until November.
If a rule can decide it, a rule decides it.
Reads the email thread when context changes the answer.
Decides when the system isn't sure.
Five rules we hold every build to, whatever the tool.
We map how the work moves before we automate it. Sometimes the fix is in the process, not the tools.
The system can tell you why it took a path, and it writes that down.
Missing fields, failed API calls, customers who never reply. The happy path is not the whole system.
Where judgment matters, a person decides, with the context in front of them.
We build inside what already runs your business. No new platform to learn.
Formal training behind the work, plus a published template on n8n.io.
Logic, branching and error handling, so a workflow keeps working when something fails.
Connecting AI steps and outside APIs securely, inside the same workflow.
How cloud infrastructure, security and costs work, for systems that run reliably.
No salesperson, no project manager, no handoff to a developer you never meet. Nothing gets lost between the call and the build.
Bring one process that eats your team's time. You'll talk to one of us, and leave with a clear answer on whether it's worth automating.
Not ready for a call? Describe one process in writing and we'll reply with what we'd build.