Automations
Recurring work that runs itself: form to CRM, follow-up reminders, status updates, scheduled reports, and the small repeated steps nobody should be doing by hand.
Zapier · Make · n8n · Google Workspace
02 Build
Sato configures the approved tools, connects the handoffs, tests the real workflow, and gives the team a system they can use with confidence.

In plain English
Sato designs the approved workflow, configures the right tools, connects the handoffs, tests real work from start to finish, documents the setup, and hands the system to your team with clear ownership. It is a complete business-system installation—not simply software setup.
Works with your tools
You keep the tools your team already knows. We connect them and organize what moves between them.
Areas of expertise
Recurring work that runs itself: form to CRM, follow-up reminders, status updates, scheduled reports, and the small repeated steps nobody should be doing by hand.
Zapier · Make · n8n · Google Workspace
Connect the tools you already pay for so information moves once and lives in one place instead of being retyped between systems.
CRM · Forms and booking · Email · Project tools
One view of volume, status, delays, and outcomes, so leadership can see how the work is moving without chasing anyone for an update.
Notion · Airtable · monday.com · Google Sheets
Reusable AI skills connected to approved tools, knowledge, and business data, with a person still in charge of what ships.
ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Codex
Shared systems where every lead, request, or project has a status, an owner, and a next action, so nothing goes quiet in one person's inbox.
Notion · Airtable · CRM · Custom builds
Recurring briefings, checks, reminders, and monitoring that surface what needs attention before it becomes a problem.
Scheduled tasks · Alerts · Recurring reports
The Build plan
02 Build
Build the systems you need and connect them. Automations, connected tools, and dashboards that show where the work stands.
How it works
The workflow and outcome determine the tools. Current-model guidance is date-stamped; Sato does not promise that one AI model will always be the newest, fastest, or best. Third-party product availability, licensing, and features vary by provider, plan, and region.
Agree on the workflow, tools, owners, boundaries, and acceptance test.
Set up the CRM, project workspace, reporting layer, or AI workspace the team owns, then move information between the forms, inboxes, records, calendars, and tools that need to stay in sync.
Run a real request through the system, confirm the owner and next step, and make exceptions visible.
Document the setup, train the people using it, and leave ownership and operating costs clear.
What you leave with
The scope stays readable. The team knows what was agreed, what was completed, who owns it, and what happens next.
Start with a conversation
Tell us what you are trying to build. We will help you define the smallest useful installation and the right next conversation.