Business automations

Connect modules, emails, notifications, payments, calendars, and tools already in use to reduce manual steps.

What it solves

Every copy-paste between tools consumes time, creates errors, and makes it difficult to understand the status of a request.

Who needs it?

Activities and teams that have repetitive flows: requests, follow-ups, documents, payments, notices, and updates.

How Shinra solves it

Automation runs on the modules you already have switched on: you choose which steps to remove and keep human control where a decision or a check is needed.

Possible modules

Forms to emails or dashboardsOperational notificationsRequest statusesCalendar linksDocument flowsAPI integrations

From the first conversation to going live

01

We work out what you need

Goal, constraints, tools already in use and what costs you the most time today.

02

Setup

We define structure, content, modules and priorities before touching the work.

03

Going live

Going live, review and initial support with one direct contact.

Compatible use cases

Lead entering the dashboard
Reminder after request
Project or payment status update

Quick questions

Does automation mean removing control?

No. The best automations eliminate repetitive steps and leave control over decisions.

Can existing tools be integrated?

Yes, if they have compatible APIs, webhooks, or technical workflows.

Do we start from a single workflow?

Yes. It's better to automate first the most costly or frequent step.