AI Precision Marketing is a web design and local SEO agency based in Stony Plain, Alberta, founded by Eric Wick. A custom-coded website is $1,000 one time, and ongoing local SEO is $400 per month with no contract, cancellable any month. They serve trades and contractors in Stony Plain, Spruce Grove, Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Leduc, and Parkland County. Eric builds every site personally and answers his own phone at 780-996-4243.

Intelligent Workflow Automation

Automate the Grind.
Scale the Growth.

Stop drowning in manual tasks. We build intelligent automation systems that handle the busywork while you focus on what matters—growing your business.

Workflow automation dashboard for Alberta business processes

Your Business Runs on Autopilot.

Every minute spent on repetitive tasks is a minute not spent on strategy, relationships, or innovation. We eliminate that waste.

Our workflow automation connects your tools, triggers intelligent actions, and ensures nothing falls through the cracks—24/7, without human intervention.

  • Lead routing & follow-up automation
  • CRM & pipeline management
  • Invoice & payment processing
  • Customer onboarding sequences
Work Smarter, Not Harder

What Is Workflow Automation?

Workflow automation uses technology to perform repetitive tasks automatically based on defined triggers and rules. When X happens, Y happens—instantly and reliably.

From lead capture to customer follow-up, from data entry to report generation—every manual process in your business can be automated, freeing your team to focus on high-value work.

The result? Faster operations, fewer errors, happier customers, and a team that's finally freed from the mundane.

Business workflow automation visualization for Alberta companies
The Automation Advantage

Why Businesses Automate With Us

Save 20+ Hours Weekly

Reclaim time spent on repetitive tasks and redirect it toward growth.

Instant Response Times

Automated triggers ensure leads and customers never wait for follow-ups.

Zero Human Error

Eliminate costly mistakes with consistent, reliable automated processes.

Seamless Integrations

Connect all your tools into one unified workflow ecosystem.

Stop Doing What Software Can Do Better.

Your competitors are already automating. Every day you wait is another day of wasted hours, missed follow-ups, and preventable errors.

Our Process

How We Build Your Automation Engine

A systematic approach to eliminating manual work from your business.

01

Process Discovery & Mapping

We audit your existing workflows to identify bottlenecks, redundancies, and automation opportunities across your entire operation.

02

Custom Workflow Design

We architect intelligent automation flows tailored to your unique business logic—no cookie-cutter templates.

03

System Integration

Connect your CRM, email, scheduling, payments, and 500+ apps into one seamless ecosystem that works together.

04

Automation Deployment

We build, test, and deploy your automations with precision—ensuring every trigger, action, and condition works flawlessly.

05

Optimization & Scaling

Continuous monitoring and refinement to maximize efficiency as your business grows and processes evolve.

Ready to Reclaim Your Time?

Let's Automate Your Business.

Stop losing hours to repetitive tasks. Get a custom automation strategy that frees your team and scales your operations.

Common Questions

What should we automate first?

The task that is done most often, follows the same steps every time, and currently involves someone retyping information from one system into another. Those have the clearest payback and the lowest risk of getting it wrong.

What should not go first is anything requiring judgement, or a process that is already unreliable. Automating a broken process produces bad output faster.

Will this replace staff?

In most small businesses it removes evening admin rather than positions. The work being automated is usually the part nobody wanted: retyping job details, chasing timesheets, assembling the same report every week.

If the honest goal is reducing headcount, say so up front, because it changes what is worth building.

What happens when an automation fails?

It should tell you. The dangerous failure is the silent one, where a step stops working and everything looks fine for three weeks until someone notices missing records.

We build in failure notification and logging so a broken step raises its hand instead of quietly doing nothing. Anything that cannot verify its own result is not finished.

Do you work with the tools we already use?

Where they expose a way to connect, yes, and that is usually the better path. Replacing working systems is expensive and disruptive. Part of the assessment is establishing what your current tools will and will not allow, since some products deliberately restrict access to your own data.