RC Automation Specialist · AI Agents & Workflow Automation

I build workflows so repetitive work runs on its own.

For the past two years, I’ve built no-code and AI-assisted automations with Zapier, Make, and n8n for small businesses and growing teams. I’m now going deeper into AI agents, voice AI, and tool-calling.

About

Automation background

I'm Raymon — a freelance automation specialist based in Manila. I connect the tools businesses already use (Gmail, Google Sheets, Asana, Slack, CRMs) so information moves between them without anyone re-typing it. Most of my work has been in Zapier, Make, and n8n; over the past year I've been branching into AI agents — voice AI receptionists, conversational support bots, and webhook-based tool-calling — and I'm actively deepening that skill set project by project.

  • Zapier
  • Make
  • n8n
  • Power Automate
  • AI Agent Development
  • Voice AI (Vapi)
  • REST APIs & Webhooks
  • CRM Automation
  • Google Workspace
  • Airtable
  • OpenAI & Gemini
  • SOP Documentation
Services

What I can automate for you

The kinds of manual, repetitive work I turn into workflows that run on their own.

AI agents & chatbots

Voice receptionists, support bots, and tool-calling agents that handle real conversations end to end.

Lead capture & follow-up

Capture, enrich, score, and route new leads, then send the right follow-up at the right time.

Scheduling & booking

Real-time calendar checks, bookings, and reschedules kept in sync across your tools.

Reporting & data sync

Move data between apps and build reports automatically, without anyone re-typing it.

Inbox & file automation

Sort attachments, rename files, and log every record so nothing gets lost in an inbox.

Content repurposing

Turn one recording into a blog post and social posts, formatted and published per channel.

Selected Work

Automation projects I've built

A mix of client work and builds of my own. Click any project to see the workflow and the problem it solves.

Contact

Let's automate something

Send a few details or grab a slot directly — either way I'll follow up personally.