I’m looking for someone to automate my newsletter workflow. I would like to take newsletter language from google docs and have it auto publish to Substack and Mailchimp using Make.com. It must be through make.com.

We are seeking an experienced Workflow Automation Specialist to design and implement a scalable email automation system that streamlines the processing of inbound requests and outbound communications for Data Subject Rights Requests. Our team currently handles a moderate-to-high volume of incoming emails from multiple sources. Much of the workflow involves repetitive administrative tasks, including reviewing emails, extracting key information, manually logging data, and sending standardized responses. We are looking for a consultant/developer who can evaluate our existing process (combination of GMail & Monday.com), recommend the best tech to use, and build a solution that significantly reduces manual effort while maintaining accuracy, visibility, and auditability (this is key!). Full job & project details in the attached PDF

I'm looking for an experienced automation specialist to build a follow-up system for my sales pipeline. The goal is a reliable, automated workflow that ensures no lead falls through the cracks — from first contact through close. What I need: A multi-step follow-up sequence triggered when a new lead enters my CRM (HubSpot or Salesforce) Automated emails sent via Gmail or Outlook at defined intervals (e.g., Day 1, Day 3, Day 7, etc.) Logic to pause or stop the sequence when a lead replies or takes a defined action Integration built using Zapier or Make (n8n open to discussion) Clear documentation so I can manage and update it myself going forward Ideal candidate: Proven experience building CRM + email automation workflows Comfortable working with Zapier and/or Make Familiar with HubSpot or Salesforce (please specify which in your proposal) Able to recommend best practices for follow-up timing and structure if needed To apply, please share 1–2 examples of similar workflows you've built and your preferred platform (Zapier, Make, etc.). Budget and timeline are flexible for the right person — I'd rather do this right than fast.

We are looking for a strong software engineer who can build practical automation systems using AI, APIs, and modern development tools. This role is for someone who can take messy business workflows, understand the goal, and build working systems that save time, reduce manual work, and improve execution. You should be comfortable building automations, integrating tools, working with APIs, writing clean code, and using AI tools like OpenAI, Claude, or similar models to create useful business applications. What You’ll Work On You will help build and improve systems such as: AI-powered research and data extraction workflows CRM and sales process automations Email, spreadsheet, and database automations Internal tools and dashboards API integrations between business software Web scraping and data enrichment workflows when appropriate AI agents or assistants that help with repetitive business tasks Automation around deal screening, reporting, lead research, and document creation Ideal Candidate We are looking for someone who is practical, fast, and can figure things out without needing step-by-step instructions. You should have experience with: Python and/or JavaScript APIs and webhooks OpenAI, Claude, or other LLM APIs Automation tools like Zapier, Make, n8n, Airtable, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Salesforce, or similar Databases such as PostgreSQL, Supabase, Firebase, or similar Basic front-end or internal tool development Web scraping, data cleaning, and structured data workflows GitHub and clean documentation What Matters Most We do not need someone who only talks about AI. We need someone who can actually build. The right person should be able to: Understand a business process quickly Recommend the simplest technical solution Build fast prototypes Turn prototypes into reliable workflows Communicate clearly Document what was built Improve systems over time Nice to Have Experience with any of the following is a plus: Private equity, M&A, finance, or investment workflows Deal sourcing or lead generation systems CRM automation Data enrichment tools AI research agents Browser automation Cloudflare, AWS, Google Cloud, or similar infrastructure Engagement This will start as a part-time project-based role, with the potential to become ongoing if the work is strong. Estimated workload: 5 to 15 hours per week to start. To Apply Please include: Examples of automations or AI tools you have built The tech stack you usually work with A brief explanation of how you would approach automating a messy manual workflow Your hourly rate Your availability Please do not send a generic application. If your response looks copied and pasted, it will be ignored.

We are a restoration and general contracting company that specializes in helping homeowners recover from property damage caused by storms, fallen trees, floods, fires, wind events, and other disasters. We are seeking an experienced Zapier automation specialist to design, build, and manage an automated marketing and lead generation system that identifies homeowners likely to be impacted by severe weather events and delivers targeted outreach before, during, and after the event. Project Overview We want to create a highly automated workflow that: Monitors weather forecasts, severe weather alerts, storm tracking data, and disaster-related events in specific geographic areas. Identifies homeowners and property owners located within projected impact zones. Obtains and enriches homeowner contact information using approved data sources. Segments leads based on location, weather event type, property characteristics, and severity of risk. Automatically launches multi-channel marketing campaigns before, during, and after the event. Tracks engagement and manages leads through our CRM. Notifies our internal team when high-priority opportunities are identified. Potential Integrations The ideal candidate should be familiar with integrating Zapier with platforms such as: Weather and forecasting APIs CRM systems Google Sheets Airtable HubSpot GoHighLevel Twilio Email marketing platforms SMS marketing platforms Data enrichment and lead-generation services Mapping and geolocation tools Deliverables Complete workflow architecture and automation strategy Zapier implementation and testing Lead capture and enrichment workflows Automated email and SMS campaign triggers CRM integration and lead routing Reporting dashboards and monitoring Documentation for future maintenance Required Experience Please apply only if you have experience with: Advanced Zapier automation Multi-step workflows and conditional logic API integrations CRM automation Lead generation systems Marketing automation Data enrichment platforms Geofencing or location-based marketing workflows Error handling and workflow optimization When Applying, Please Answer the Following Questions: Describe a similar automation system you have built. What weather data providers or APIs have you worked with? What lead enrichment platforms have you integrated with Zapier? Which CRM systems have you automated most extensively? How would you approach identifying homeowners within projected storm impact zones? What challenges do you foresee in building this system? Please provide examples of complex Zapier workflows you have created. Are you comfortable recommending alternative tools if Zapier is not the best solution for a particular component of the workflow? We are looking for someone who can not only build the automation but also help design the overall system architecture and recommend best practices for scalability, reliability, and compliance.

1. What the automation must do The automation must watch the shared Outlook inbox from 12:00 AM to 12:00 PM EST and look for emails that contain specific instruction keywords. If any keyword is found in the subject OR body, the automation must immediately send a message to a Microsoft Teams channel. That’s the entire purpose. 2. What emails look like Emails come from ~75 clients Subject lines vary Body text contains instructions Each email includes one Excel attachment (not used for automation) 3. Keywords that must trigger an alert These words below are the exact phrases must trigger the workflow: Change CU Size Update Create Redeem Update CU Size Add Create Redeem Delete CU Size Suspense Effective immediately Effective today If ANY of these appear in the subject OR body → send Teams alert 4. What the Teams alert must include The Teams message must show: Sender Subject Timestamp Keyword(s) detected Link to the email 5. Deadline The goal is to detect all critical instructions before 11:45 AM EST. SIMPLE FLOWCHART Code Email arrives in shared Outlook inbox │ ▼ Extract subject + body text │ ▼ Does subject OR body contain ANY keyword? │ ┌───────┴────────┐ │ │ YES NO │ │ ▼ ▼ Identify which keyword Ignore email │ ▼ Send Teams alert with: - Sender - Subject - Timestamp - Keyword found - Link to email Step 1 — Trigger Use: When a new email arrives (V3) Select the shared inbox. Step 2 — Get email details Use: Get email (V3) Extract: Subject Body Step 3 — Check for keywords Add a Condition block: Check if subject OR body contains ANY of these phrases: “Change CU Size” “Update Create Redeem” “Update CU Size” “Add Create Redeem” “Delete CU Size” “Suspense” “Effective immediately” “Effective today” (Make this case‑insensitive.) Step 4 — If YES → Send Teams alert Use: Post message in a chat or channel Message must include: Sender Subject Timestamp Keyword detected Link to email Step 5 — If NO → Do nothing Notes for Developers do not need to open or read the Excel attachment. You do not filter by sender — scan all emails. You do not use AI or machine learning — this is simple keyword matching. You must scan both subject and body. Alerts must be immediate, not scheduled. Keywords must be exact matches, except urgency words like “change” or “update,” which can be partial matches. The workflow must run only between 12:00 AM and 12:00 PM EST. I need the map so I can recreate it at work using automate. Please advice if this clear, how long does it take to build this and the exact cost

Bellementis PLLC is seeking a contract legal automation specialist to help design and implement practical automation workflows for a fast-growing boutique law firm. The ideal candidate has experience with law firm operations, document automation, AI tools, workflow design, and systems such as Microsoft 365, Clio, NetDocuments, Gavel, Zapier, Notion, or similar platforms. Responsibilities may include: Automating client intake, engagement letters, matter opening, task tracking, billing workflows, and document generation Building reusable templates, checklists, and workflows Helping integrate AI tools into legal and administrative processes Improving knowledge management and internal firm operations Working with lawyers, operations, and technical team members to turn manual processes into scalable systems This is a contract role. Prior experience with legal tech, law firm operations, document automation, or AI-enabled workflow design is strongly preferred.

We operate a licensed Adult Family Home (AFH) in Washington State with 24 residents and a team of approximately 25 staff across caregiving and leaders. We are seeking a professional to help improve our business operations, streamline processes, and support overall efficiency. The ideal candidate will have experience in business operations, management, and process improvement, and be able to work closely with our team to identify opportunities for growth and optimization. Deliverables: All of the following must be delivered for the project to be considered complete: 1. Fully built ClickUp workspace with all spaces, folders, lists, templates, custom fields, and dashboards as specified. 2. Five Make.com scenarios built, tested, and active as specified in Section 5. 3. WhatsApp Business group channel setup guide (naming, keyword conventions, how to add members). 4. End-to-end test documentation — at least one full test run of each workflow showing trigger to task creation to escalation to completion. 5. A short handoff document (1–2 pages) explaining how each Make.com scenario works, where to find it, and how to update it if a workflow changes. 6. A 30-minute walkthrough call with our leadership team upon delivery. Required: • Demonstrated ClickUp workspace builds (portfolio required) • Make.com scenario building with conditional logic and email parsing • WhatsApp Business API or Cloud integration experience • Experience with multi-step automation flows • Ability to work from a written SOP / workflow spec • Clear English communication — async updates expected Nice to have: • Experience with healthcare or residential care operations • Experience building ClickUp dashboards for leadership teams • Prior work with email parsing + webhook routing in Make.com • Experience with HIPAA-adjacent data handling This is a build project, not a consulting project — we have defined what we need. We are not looking for someone to redesign the architecture.

Dear Universe, Please send me someone who can automate our workflows. Someone who looks at our WordPress, WooCommerce, HubSpot, Monday, and Make stack and just... knows what needs to happen. Because God knows I've been through the manual emails, the spreadsheet hell, the constant back-and-forth with clients on onboarding, the processes that should've been automated months ago, and dealing with people who are wishy-washy about their commitment. Look, I'm really good with people, I'm good at design, I'm good at ideas... but holding all the mental load of architecting workflows and automation systems? That's not my thing. There's gotta be somebody out there with a really smart, healthy, analytical brain who can help me plan it right, diagram it properly, and architect this like an adult. Someone who does it right the first time. I need a workflows engineer who gets it, someone who can build a client-facing dashboard so our onboarding process runs itself, without me sending a single manual email. If you think you're a good fit, answer as if you're The Universe responding to my plea. Let me know why you're the one, and I'll know you actually read this. Thanks, Universe. Let's see what you got.

We are a small estate planning law firm in Texas looking for a Lawcus CRM + Zapier/Make consultant to help with a controlled workflow cleanup and implementation project. We already have internal project-management support and a draft cleanup framework. We are not looking for a general operations consultant or someone to redesign everything from scratch. We are looking for someone with CRM automation experience who can help verify what is currently live, troubleshoot Lawcus/Zapier/Make issues, and execute narrow approved technical tasks. This is a law firm environment, so confidentiality and careful change control are very important. Initial Project The initial engagement will be a small paid test project of approximately three to five hours. The goal of the test project is to review one limited part of our Lawcus/Zapier setup, identify what is live, flag risks or issues, and recommend or complete only approved changes. Possible systems involved include: * Lawcus CRM; * Zapier or Make; * DecisionVault; * OpenPhone; * Google Drive; * Dropbox Sign; * ClickUp; * scheduling tools; * Missive or Gmail. Initial work may include: 1. Reviewing our existing Lawcus Inventory Sheet and Matter Hygiene/Cleanup Handoff; 2. Verifying selected items against the live Lawcus setup; 3. Identifying which stages, task templates, automations, fields, tags, and integrations are currently live; 4. Flagging anything outdated, duplicative, unclear, risky, or dependent on a former team member; 5. Reviewing Lawcus/Zapier/Make automations for reliability or broken connections; 6. Helping implement only specific approved changes; 7. Documenting all changes made; 8. Providing a short written summary and, if helpful, a Loom/video walkthrough. What This Project Is Not This is not: * a broad operations role; * client communication; * legal judgment; * a full CRM rebuild; * bulk editing without approval; * deleting or changing live automations without approval; * independent decision-making about client matters. No broad live changes should be made without written approval. Required Experience Please apply only if you have experience with at least some of the following: * Lawcus CRM; * Zapier or Make; * CRM pipeline/stage cleanup; * workflow automation mapping; * law firm CRMs or professional-services CRMs; * intake workflows; * task/template cleanup; * Google Sheets or Excel-based audit tracking; * clear documentation of system changes. Lawcus experience is strongly preferred. If you do not have Lawcus experience but have strong CRM + Zapier/Make experience, please explain why your experience transfers well. Ideal Candidate The ideal person is: * detail-oriented; * careful with confidential information; * comfortable documenting every change; * willing to work from an existing plan; * able to say “this needs approval before changing”; * not someone who makes broad changes first and explains later; * good at translating messy CRM workflows into clear technical next steps. Budget / Structure This will be hourly. I would like to start with a small paid test project capped at three to five hours unless additional time is approved in writing. If the test project goes well, there may be additional implementation work. Questions for Applicants Please answer these in your proposal: 1. Have you worked directly in Lawcus before? If yes, what did you do? 2. Have you built or reviewed Zapier/Make automations connected to a CRM? 3. Have you worked with a law firm or another confidential professional-services business? 4. How would you approach this project without making risky live changes? 5. What would you want to review first: pipelines, task templates, automations, fields/tags, or integrations? Why? 6. Are you comfortable documenting every change and providing a short written summary or Loom walkthrough? 7. What is your hourly rate, and how many hours would you suggest for an initial review/test project? Deliverable for Initial Test Project At the end of the initial project, I want: * a verified list of what is currently live in the selected Lawcus/Zapier workflow; * recommended keep/revise/delete/defer items; * a list of risks or unknowns; * a list of changes made, if any; * a list of changes that require approval before implementation; * and a recommended next implementation step.