Hi, I’m Exequiel Wales, an AI Automation Specialist focused on helping businesses reduce repetitive work, respond to leads faster, and improve their daily operations.
I design and build practical automation systems using AI, no-code tools, CRM platforms, and business applications. My goal is not simply to connect apps—I create organized workflows that solve real operational problems, reduce manual data entry, prevent missed follow-ups, and help teams work more efficiently.
My skills include:
• AI-powered business process automation
• Lead capture, qualification, and follow-up systems
• CRM and sales pipeline automation
• Email and customer support automation
• Appointment booking and reminder workflows
• GoHighLevel workflows, funnels, calendars, and pipelines
• Zapier, -----------, and n8n workflow development
• ChatGPT and OpenAI integrations
• Google Sheets, Gmail, Forms, Calendar, and Google Workspace automation
• Webhooks, APIs, filters, routers, conditional logic, and data mapping
• Workflow testing, troubleshooting, and documentation
I have built hands-on portfolio projects such as AI lead management systems, customer support assistants, appointment booking workflows, CRM automation systems, email management assistants, content automation workflows, and a GoHighLevel dental clinic appointment and follow-up system.
I am detail-oriented, organized, dependable, and willing to learn the specific tools and processes used by your company. I approach every project by first understanding the business problem, mapping the workflow, building the automation, testing possible failure points, and documenting how the system works.
I am available for part-time or project-based opportunities involving AI automation, GoHighLevel, Zapier, -----------, n8n, CRM management, workflow development, and general technical support.
View my portfolio to see my projects, workflow demonstrations, and technical capabilities:
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Let’s discuss how I can help automate your business processes and reduce your team’s manual workload.
