Duncan Anderson

Make, n8n, Airtable, CRM, APIs

48-hour automation rescue for stuck business workflows

I help owner-led teams debug, simplify, and rebuild brittle automations around leads, bookings, invoices, PDFs, CRM updates, and human review.

Built by Duncan Anderson, an AI engineer and data scientist who ships review-first automation systems for real operating work.

Rescue map

01

Trigger

Form, email, call, webhook, spreadsheet row

02

Normalize

Fields, IDs, dedupe key, source record

03

Review

Owner, approval, exception, missing data

04

Act

CRM update, draft, message, report, notification

Rule

The first repair should make one workflow trustworthy before it makes the system bigger.

Map

Current trigger, tools, fields, owners, status points, and failure cases.

Fix

The smallest reliable repair or rebuild path for the workflow that matters first.

Review

A human approval step where AI or automation should not act silently.

Handoff

Notes, test cases, and next-step recommendations so the system can be maintained.

Best fit

Use this when the problem is concrete, not theoretical

This is not a broad AI strategy package. It is for a workflow that already exists, already matters, and needs a practical repair path.

A Make, n8n, Zapier, Airtable, or CRM workflow works sometimes but breaks when the data shape changes.

Leads, bookings, invoices, PDFs, or client requests enter one tool and get lost before a person owns the next step.

An AI step is producing useful drafts or summaries, but there is no clean review queue or approval boundary.

A few tools are connected, but nobody trusts the automation enough to rely on it during real work.

Working stack

Built for the tools small teams actually use

The offer is intentionally tool-agnostic, but it fits best where the workflow depends on practical glue between apps, data, and people.

Maken8nZapierAirtableGoogle SheetsCRMsWebhook/API glueOpenAI/Claude review stepsEmail and SMS handoffs
Duncan Anderson

Builder, not agency layer

You work with the person mapping the workflow, inspecting the failure points, and building the first reliable version.

Start here

Send the workflow that is stuck

Include the tools involved, the trigger, what should happen, what actually happens, and whether you need a repair, rebuild, or implementation partner.

What workflow is costing time?

Context: 48-hour automation rescue

A few plain sentences is enough. Current tools, volume, or urgency can go here if they matter.