Amsterdam is home to many companies that trade and work internationally, often in several languages. That means quotes, invoices and emails arrive in different formats, and someone moves them between systems by hand. This is where a workflow pays off, because AI can read a document in any of those languages and prepare the entry.
Common first workflows are invoice intake, sorting a shared inbox and passing enquiries into the CRM. n8n runs on our servers in the EU or on your infrastructure, a person approves the risky steps, and every run is logged.
A process that runs twice a month rarely pays back, so we run the numbers with you before building anything.
- A list of your processes, ranked by what pays back first and what does not
- A written estimate and fixed price per phase before work starts
- Workflows tested on your real documents, with a person on the risky steps
- Monitoring and a cost limit per run, and the access stays yours
See examples in our case studies.
We are based in Split, Croatia, and have no office in Amsterdam. We work with companies from Amsterdam in writing, as we do with everyone: you describe what you need in the form or by email, and the engineers who build it reply. You follow progress in a test environment and sign off each phase before the next starts. We work in the same or a nearby time zone, under EU contract law, and a data processing agreement is available on request.
Describe your project in the form. The engineers who would build it reply in writing with an honest view on the effort and the next step.