Workflow automation for
home-service teams.
Start with a handoff your team wants to make clearer.
These examples are starting points for a conversation. The audit helps confirm whether a workflow fits your process and connected systems before anything is scoped.
A possible flow from missed call to follow-up queue, with a person involved wherever judgment is needed.
A possible sequence for appointment reminders or job-status updates, based on the team’s existing process.
A possible path from completed work to a drafted follow-up, with review and approval points defined in the scope.
Agree the scope before the build begins.
TouchFlow starts with the workflow itself, then uses n8n as the first choice for a bounded build. Ongoing maintenance is available by choice, after launch.
- 01Start with the free audit
A 30-minute screen-share and two-page memo map workflow gaps and a possible automation scope. The audit is useful whether or not you continue with a build.
- 02Agree a bounded n8n build
If the workflow is a fit, agree its written scope and fixed quote before work begins. The build plan accounts for handoffs, error handling, retries, and a runbook.
- 03Choose maintenance if useful
Care & Iteration is an optional, separately scoped retainer for workflow tweaks and upkeep after the build’s post-launch cover ends.
Find out whether your workflow is ready for an audit.
Take the five-question readiness check. Your answers help point you to a next step: booking, ROI planning, or TouchFlow’s newsletter.
Check audit readiness