Process audit before any build. We map what you have, find the breakage points, and only then propose what to automate.
felukaa[ WORKFLOW AUTOMATION ENGINEERING ]
Most automation projects fail because nobody mapped the process first. We map first. Then build.
Felukaa runs a process audit before any code. Custom services for mission-critical flows, no-code for the rest. Error logging and alerting from Day 1.
[ WHAT YOU GET ]
Custom service for mission-critical flows; Make, Zapier, or n8n for the rest. Right tool for each lane.
Error logging + alerting from Day 1. When an automation breaks at 3am, you know before your customers do.
[ PROOF ]
Felukaa's own CRM (running Elite Gouna's sales operation since 2025) wires automation across lead intake, agent assignment, reservation confirmation, and document generation. Twelve months in production, 1,754+ leads, zero silent failures.
12+ mo
In production
1,754+
Leads processed
0
Silent failures
4
Systems integrated
[ A REAL OPERATOR ]
In their own words.
We were running everything across spreadsheets and WhatsApp groups. Felukaa built us one system in three weeks — now every lead, every reservation, every agent is in one place. Nothing slips through anymore.
[ FAQ ]
Why not just use Zapier / Make / n8n?
Use them where they fit. We do. The trap is using them where they do not fit — long chains, complex branching, data reshaping, error recovery. That is where custom services pay back. The process audit decides which lane each workflow belongs in.
What does it cost?
The audit is one engagement. Implementation is the next. Book a 15-minute call, walk us through what is currently manual, and we send a written audit-plus-automation proposal within five business days.
What happens when an automation breaks?
You get an alert. Every workflow ships with error logging, retry policies, and alerting wired to whatever channel your team monitors — Slack, email, SMS, or our own dashboard.
Map the workflow. Then automate it.
Fifteen minutes. Walk us through what your team does manually that should not be manual. We tell you what is automatable and what really is not.