Biotech (Budapest)
Budapest
Warehouse and ad reports now assemble themselves — no manual work.
Challenge
Weekly warehouse and ad-campaign reports were assembled by hand from several sources. Data was exported, merged in Excel and formatted — and by the time it was ready it was already partly stale.
Solution
We set up automated report assembly on n8n: data is pulled on a schedule from the warehouse and ad accounts, merged into a single format and delivered to the team ready-made. No human involvement is needed.
Result
Warehouse and ad-campaign reports are assembled automatically, hands-free.
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inestroy — house construction
A construction company site where the request reaches the manager with the house parameters already in it, not a blank “call me back”.
Duna — timber-frame houses
The site answers “how much is it and will the estimate double” before any form: price on the first screen, a calculator that prices a specific house.
Architecture studio
A premium presentation: the site is built around the work — a full-screen project slider, a calm dark theme, not one promo banner.
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Further reading
- AI Agents in 2026: Why 40% of Projects Will Be Killed — and a Case From Those in the BlackGartner: 40% of AI-agent projects will be canceled by 2027. We break it down on a case where an agent cut time to first reply from 4 days to an hour and cost per request by 45% — why some fail, some pay off, and what to do this week.
- n8n vs Zapier: Why We Choose n8n for EnterpriseA fair comparison of two automation platforms on price, flexibility, data privacy and scale — from people who run them in production.
- Telegram Bot as CRM: Automation Case for an AgencyHow a small agency replaced a clunky CRM with a Telegram bot — and why, for a team that lives in messaging, it worked better.
- All posts in category: AutomationArticles on business process automation with n8n and Claude: lead intake, Telegram bots, CRM integrations, reporting. What worked on our own projects, what it cost and where it broke.
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