Zapier, Make, and n8n automation in South Africa

One job in the tools you already pay for

Zapier, Make, and n8n are places where software can watch a trigger and do the next step. A trigger is “this happened” — a form submit, a new row, a labelled email. The next step is “then do that” — write a row, ping Slack, draft a follow-up.

We automate one boring job. Not a thirty-flow rebuild. LogiQ (the studio team that builds) works by email from Umhlanga, South Africa. You name the pile. We quote. If it is a fit, we turn that job on in your account.

What this is not

This is not a live sales call. It is not a new invoicing product. It is not an official WhatsApp API chatbot. If that is what you need, say so on the form and we will send a written no.

If one flow already existed and now fails, that is a once-off repair at R1,950— different from a new job, which starts from R2,970. Monthly keep at R1,950 is optional after a live job holds. Keep is not the repair price.

Named jobs that fit

A form ping is the smallest useful example: the form writes a row and pings a person. Inbox chase, sheet sync, invoice chase (in books you already use), lead to list, and morning numbers use the same floor. See the job cards on the home page.

Plain answers

Do I have to jump on a sales call?

No. You write the one job on the form. LogiQ replies by email with a yes, a no, or a written quote.

Whose Zapier, Make, or n8n account do you use?

Yours. You keep paying those companies. We do not mark those bills up. We build in the tools you already have.

What does a tiny job start from?

Automation starts from R2,970 ex-VAT. A fuller single job is often around R12,500 ex-VAT after the written assessment. Optional keep is R1,950 per month so the live job stays working.