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Business processes that run on their own.

Most businesses repeat the same processes every week: answering leads, managing content, screening inquiries, posting to channels. I build systems that run them in the background with Make.com, AI, WhatsApp and the tools you already pay for. Below is what runs in my own business. If it doesn't run here, I don't offer it.

What runs at eDigi

The systems that run eDigi today

Everything I offer runs in my own business first. Real screenshots from October 2026. I don't publish revenue numbers.

The inquiry assistant and the CRM

The inquiry assistant and the CRM

Answers inquiries from the site questionnaire and WhatsApp, books a call in the calendar, and sends a confirmation and a reminder. Every inquiry goes into Control Center, the CRM I built. It's the same system I offer as the "Lead response" package.

  • An assistant that knows the business and asks the right questions
  • Booking in the calendar, confirmed on WhatsApp
  • A summary of every inquiry in the CRM
  • An alert only when you need to act
The eDigi app for affiliates

The eDigi app for affiliates

A complete web app I built for AliExpress affiliates, with sign-up, login and a database. It saves products, writes the campaign copy and sends to WhatsApp and Telegram groups on a schedule.

  • A list of saved products
  • WhatsApp and Telegram campaigns with ready copy
  • Schedule templates for automatic sending
  • A statistics screen
The HotDeals automation

The HotDeals automation

Finds products, writes a post and publishes it on a schedule to 11 active WhatsApp groups.

  • Product discovery and post writing
  • Scheduled publishing to groups
  • A log of what went out and when
The magazine and the content engine

The magazine and the content engine

Every reel gets a guide page, anyone who comments gets the link by DM, and posts to each network are scheduled ahead. In Hebrew for now.

  • A reel, a guide page and an automatic reply
  • Scheduling to Instagram, Facebook and YouTube
  • 16 free guides
Two Make.com systems

Two Make.com builds I run myself

For your business, I start from a written brief: what is stuck, which tools you already use, and which process takes the most time. Then I propose an architecture, confirm it with you, and build it around your process.

Internal eDigi system

Daily content for WhatsApp and Telegram groups

Built for
business owners and community managers who post to WhatsApp and Telegram groups every day and lose hours copying, rewriting and sending by hand.
The problem
Posting to groups by hand means copying, rewriting and deciding what goes out when. Even one post a day across a few groups gets messy within two weeks.
The solution
One system holds the content, adapts each message, schedules it and sends it to the right groups.

How it works

  1. New content goes into one Google Sheet.
  2. AI rewrites each message for its audience and platform.
  3. Make.com sends it to the right groups at set times.
  4. A log records what went out, when and where.
  5. A weekly summary arrives on its own.
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Make.com scenario diagram of the community content distribution system
Internal eDigi system

From a site questionnaire to a prepared first call

Built for
businesses where each new inquiry starts from zero: the same questions, long screening calls, and prospects who show up to a meeting unprepared.
The problem
An owner gets an inquiry and needs the basic facts before deciding whether it's worth a call. That takes time on every lead, and some inquiries aren't a fit at all.
The solution
A short questionnaire on the site. Make.com saves each answer to Google Sheets, an AI step analyzes it, and I get an email summary with a first recommendation. The prospect gets a confirmation email that says what happens next.

How it works

  1. A visitor fills out the questionnaire on the site.
  2. Make.com receives the answers and saves them to Google Sheets.
  3. An AI step analyzes the answers and writes a summary with a recommendation.
  4. I get the summary, and the prospect gets a confirmation.
  5. I go into the first conversation prepared.
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Make.com scenario diagram of the eDigi questionnaire

Want a system like these in your business?

Describe the process in a short brief. I reply in writing within one business day with a first recommendation.