Lead capture → nurture → close, plus cold outbound — built on GoHighLevel with Make and n8n as glue, and AI dropped in where it actually adds leverage (not as a sticker). Marketing and sales infrastructure that doesn't need you awake to work.
Most automations look like someone stacked thirteen tools on top of each other with duct tape and prayed. It works for six weeks, then silently breaks. A Cipion automation is designed as infrastructure: one clean backbone (usually GoHighLevel), minimal glue (Make / n8n), clear ownership per flow, and documented handoffs. If it breaks, you know why. If Diego gets hit by a bus, your successor can still read the system.
The goal is not "more automation." The goal is less manual work per dollar of pipeline. Which flows actually remove an hour of human time per day. Which trigger a decision the team used to forget. Which follow up the lead nobody would have gotten back to. We build for those — and we leave alone the tasks where a human talking to a human is the whole point.
Every Cipion automation build maps to the same four-part spine. What changes per client is what plugs into each stage.
Forms, landing pages, quizzes, webinar opt-ins, calendar bookings. All feeding a single CRM source of truth with clean UTM + source tracking.
Welcome sequence, lifecycle email + SMS, content drip by segment, re-engagement for cold leads. AI-personalized where the signal is there.
Sales pipeline automation, proposal generation, follow-up cadences, no-show recovery, contract + payment flows. The revenue-adjacent layer.
Post-purchase onboarding, NPS + review request flows, upsell / cross-sell sequences, referral capture, winback for churned accounts.
One platform that collapses CRM, funnels, email, SMS, calendars, pipelines and memberships. Fewer integrations to break, cleaner per-client separation, lower license stack cost. Make and n8n step in only when GHL can't.
LLMs inside automations for lead qualification and scoring, hyper-personalized copy at send time, first-pass reply drafting for humans to approve. No chatbot theater. No "AI-powered" on the sales deck. Real leverage, scoped.
ICP definition, real sourcing, enrichment, warmed-up domains, AI-assisted personalization grounded in actual signal, deliverability hygiene, reply handling. Cold outbound is a system or it's a waste of domain reputation.
Every flow ships with a one-page diagram, a list of triggers, conditions and failure modes, and named owners. You can run it internally, hand it to another agency, or have us maintain it — your choice, because the system is readable either way.
Founder-led businesses with inbound they're not following up on. Agencies and coaches drowning in manual admin. B2B teams where sales is copy-pasting the same five emails every week. Service businesses where the leads that went cold are worth more than the ones they're chasing.
90 minutes with the founder and the person closing the most deals today. We map every handoff between capture and cash — forms, emails, calls, CRM touches, proposals, invoices. Yellow stickies on what's manual, red stickies on what's dropping.
Written blueprint: which flows we build, which tools, which triggers, which AI calls, which humans. Fixed scope, fixed deliverables, fixed go-live date. You approve before we touch a configuration screen.
Flows built in GoHighLevel, Make, n8n. Test data pushed end-to-end. Edge cases rehearsed: bad emails, unsubscribes, bounced SMS, AI failures, timezone mismatches. Nothing reaches live traffic until it survives the dry run.
Live launch during a window we can watch together. One 90-minute training session for the team. Runbook handed over with the one-page flow diagram, trigger list, failure modes and owners.
Optional monthly retainer for monitoring, small iterations, and AI-copy refreshes. Or take the handoff and run it in-house — your system, your call.
Cipion's primary automation stack is GoHighLevel for marketing, sales and client-facing funnels, with Make (formerly Integromat) and n8n used as glue between GoHighLevel and third-party systems — CRMs, calendars, billing, data warehouses, AI APIs. We pick the simplest stack that can hold the workflow, not the most fashionable one.
Four categories most often: lead capture (forms, landing pages, quizzes feeding CRM), nurture and lifecycle (welcome, drip, re-engagement, post-purchase email and SMS sequences), sales and close (pipeline automation, proposal generation, follow-up cadences, no-show recovery) and cold outbound (sourcing, enrichment, personalized outreach, reply handling). Each brand gets a custom stack — we don't sell templates.
GoHighLevel is an all-in-one marketing and sales platform combining CRM, funnel builder, email and SMS automation, calendar, pipelines and membership into a single system with a white-label option. Cipion uses it as the backbone for most client automations because it collapses five to seven separate tools into one, lowers license cost and gives agencies clean client-by-client separation under a single account.
AI shows up in three places inside Cipion automations: qualification (LLM-based scoring and enrichment of inbound leads), personalization (dynamic email and SMS copy per recipient at scale) and reply handling (AI drafts first-pass responses to common inbound messages for a human to approve). AI runs where it actually adds leverage — not as a badge on the homepage.
A focused lead-capture and nurture build ships in 2 to 3 weeks. A full capture-to-close system including sales pipeline automation and lifecycle sequences typically takes 4 to 6 weeks. Cold outbound engines add 2 to 3 weeks on top. Every build is scoped against a fixed deliverable with a clear go-live date, not an open-ended retainer.
Book a 30-minute pipeline mapping call. We'll sketch your capture-to-close flow on a board, mark the manual bits in yellow and the leaks in red. If Cipion isn't the right fit, the map is still yours.
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