Delivery support for live client work

Need a second pair of hands on a real workflow?

Gula Labs takes one bounded n8n or API workflow from a messy brief to a tested, documented handoff. The first step is a paid slice, not an open-ended promise.

$250 first workflow slice72h target handoff01 acceptance test100% honest proof

Where we fit

Unblock the part that is holding up delivery.

Useful when the client is real, the outcome is specific, and someone can approve the test.

01

Finish the workflow

Turn the existing brief into a working n8n path with the missing nodes, API calls, mappings, and response behavior.

02

Harden the happy path

Add input validation, deduplication, retries, timeout handling, approval gates, and a visible failure route.

03

Make handoff possible

Return importable JSON, a configuration map, test evidence, and a short runbook your team can own.

Proof without invented case studies

See the engineering standard before you fund a larger build.

The public proof is synthetic by design. It shows intake, validation, qualification, CRM handoff, retry behavior, booking response, and rejection paths without exposing credentials or pretending to have client history we do not have.

Review the full Gula Labs proof →
handoff-checklist.json
brief received
→ boundary: one workflow slice
→ input: validated + deduped
→ external action: approval gate
→ failure: retry + visible alert
→ output: JSON + runbook + test evidence

The first transaction

One paid test. One visible outcome.

$250 covers one trigger, one system boundary, and one acceptance test. If the fit is confirmed, it is credited toward the $1,250 fixed pilot. Payment happens after the boundary and delivery window are agreed.

$250paid workflow sliceSend the five-line brief

What to send

Make the first reply easy to evaluate.

Include the trigger, destination, current failure, acceptance test, and public brief or job URL. We will say yes, narrow it, or decline before access is requested.

  1. 01Send the briefFive lines are enough to establish the workflow boundary.
  2. 02Confirm the testWe agree what “working” means and what the slice excludes.
  3. 03Pay and hand offBuild, test, document, and return the result on the agreed timeline.