Kyle Matthew M. Reynoso AI Automation Specialist
Connect your CRM, email and everyday business apps with n8n, Make.com, Zapier and APIs. Explore how I build lead follow-ups, document workflows and AI-assisted tools.
Explore the workflows, the decisions behind them, and the evidence so far.
Independent portfolio projects. Each case study includes its testing evidence and limitations.
AI agents & connected workflows
n8nFeatured study 01 / 08
n8nStudy 02 / 08
n8nStudy 03 / 08
Business operations & document handoffs
Make.comStudy 04 / 08
Make.comStudy 05 / 08
CRM, content & lead enrichment
ZapierStudy 06 / 08
ZapierStudy 07 / 08
ZapierStudy 08 / 08
An illustrative workflow. Select a step to explore the logic.
A message or webhook supplies the request. In a real workflow, the entry point and required fields depend on the business process.
Check required fields and route incomplete requests for review before passing information to the next step.
An AI step can work with supplied context to prepare structured information. Its output still needs validation.
Map the validated fields to a spreadsheet row so the next person or application can use them.
Prepare an email draft for a person to review. This illustration sends no email and connects to no external service.
A message or webhook supplies the request. In a real workflow, the entry point and required fields depend on the business process.
Illustration only · no live integrations
I approach automation with a business mindset: understand the process, simplify the handoffs, then connect the right tools.
My Marketing Management background helps me look beyond individual tasks to the information, decisions and people behind a workflow.
Through hands-on projects, I build CRM follow-up, document workflows and AI-assisted tasks with n8n, Make.com, Zapier, REST APIs and webhooks.
Clear logic.Careful testing.Useful documentation.
See how I approach a workflowHow I approach my automation projects: understand the business need, build deliberately, and check what the workflow actually does.
A practice I’m developing through hands-on projects.
Start with the work, not the tool.
Understand the process, find repetitive handoffs, and define the information and outcome the workflow needs.
Give every step a clear purpose.
Map triggers, actions and data flow. Plan conditions, exceptions and the points where a person should review the output.
Turn the map into a working flow.
Connect the right applications using n8n, Make.com or Zapier. Configure APIs, data mapping and AI steps where they serve the task.
Check the details. Improve the handoffs.
Review test executions, validate outputs and troubleshoot edge cases. Document what works, what needs review and what remains unverified.
Start with a recurring business problem. Explore the approaches in my portfolio.
Research, document preparation and content reuse involve repeated handoffs.
Connect source material to AI-assisted analysis and drafting, with checks and human review where needed.
Lead details and follow-ups can get scattered across tools.
Route leads by stage or priority, organize their context and prepare the next follow-up.
Disconnected applications need a reliable way to exchange information.
Use APIs and webhooks to move structured data between the steps of a business process.
Checking task status and following up takes recurring attention.
Use task events, conditions and priorities to route reminders and prepare the next message.
Documents and accounting data often need to move between tools.
Map, stage and aggregate information so the next application receives the structure it needs.
The tools behind my automation projects.
Connected around the work that needs to happen.
n8nAutomationMake.comAutomationZapierAutomation
OpenRouterAI models
Google SheetsData
Google DriveFiles
Google DocsDocuments
GmailEmail
AsanaOperations
SlackMessaging
XeroAccountingTools shown in the project evidence. Explore the case studies to see how they connect.
Have a process that could work better?
Or a team I could contribute to? Let’s connect.
Opens your email app with a draft. You review it before sending.
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