Everything in one download: nineteen scenarios for orders, reviews and leads.
The nine from the smaller set, plus ten more that fill the gaps you find after a month of running them: deliveries queued automatically, refunds recorded and review requests suppressed, digests instead of alert storms, a first follow-up that stops the moment somebody replies, and two scenarios whose only job is to tell you when the others have quietly failed. Nineteen files, 123 modules, one spreadsheet with seven tabs and five data stores.
Almost nobody should install all nineteen at once, and the guide opens with the four to start with. Nine of the nineteen are the files sold at the lower tiers, built from the same sources, so they are identical rather than similar.
What is in the download
- Nineteen blueprint files, importable straight into Make
- A 30-page setup guide, including the costs page that shows which combinations stay inside the free plan
- Five annotated diagrams
- Seven CSV templates, one per spreadsheet tab
- A plain-text licence, single business
What you will need: a Make account, one Google Sheet with seven tabs, a mailbox Make can send from, five Make data stores (the free plan includes them), Stripe with Invoicing for one scenario only, and something that can POST JSON for each webhook scenario you install.
What it does not do. It does not connect to a CRM as it ships, and all nineteen together will not stay inside the free Make plan: eleven run on a schedule, and the guide's worked example for 30 orders and 40 enquiries a month comes to roughly 2,000 operations against an allowance of 1,000.
No connections are included; you authorise your own accounts after import. This is a set of files and their instructions, not a course or a service, and it does not promise you more orders, reviews or leads.