What n8n is, without the jargon
A hotel runs on apps that do not talk to each other: the booking engine, the inbox, the CRM, the price list, the WhatsApp thread. n8n is the piece that connects them. Something happens in one — a form arrives, a rate changes, a payment clears — and the next step happens in another, on its own. It runs on a server you control, and every workflow is a diagram your team can open and read.
Five channels, one pipeline
Website form, WhatsApp, Facebook, OTA messages and the night-shift note all land in one place, each with an owner and a next step.
Quotes that assemble in minutes
Built from your price list, checked by a person, sent the same morning instead of the day after.
The report before the meeting
Occupancy, enquiries, spend and follow-ups in one Monday email, not five exports stitched together.
Our part is the setup nobody wants to do
You hold the subscription. We do the wiring, the guardrails and the training — and then we get out of the way.
Install it in your name
Self-hosted on your account, with your backups and your access list. You never buy the automation back from us.
Build the first five workflows together
Chosen by hours saved. Each one runs on real work, and you watch it before the next is built.
Connect the awkward parts
HubSpot, Google Workspace, Outlook, the booking engine, and the property system with no API. That is usually where the real work is.
Leave it readable
Named workflows, a written runbook, and your team trained to change a step without breaking the rest.
n8n questions, answered
Built with tools you can hold in your own name
Start with the job n8n should be doing
Tell us the piece of work that costs you the most time. We come back with a scope, a delivery date and a fixed price — and you keep everything we set up.