Automation that removes the hours your team loses to manual work.
Thallon builds workflow automation for US businesses: lead intake, follow-ups, scheduling, reporting, and the handoffs between the tools you already run. Every system is built in-house on our own architecture and measured against a number we agree on before we start.
Thallon automates the five places where service and ecommerce businesses lose the most revenue to manual work: lead intake, follow-ups, scheduling, reporting, and the handoffs between tools. Each flow runs in your existing stack and reports its own results.
A lead comes in from your site, an ad, or a missed call. The system captures it, scores it, routes it to the right person, and answers in under a minute instead of letting it sit in an inbox overnight.
Quotes that went quiet, no-shows, abandoned carts, cold leads. The system chases them on schedule, in your voice, and stops the moment the person replies.
Booking, rescheduling, reminders, and calendar sync across your team, without the four-email back-and-forth that kills half the appointments.
The numbers you check every Monday, assembled automatically from your CRM, your books, and your ad accounts, and delivered before you ask for them.
The gap between two tools is where work dies. We wire your stack together so a closed deal in one system triggers the invoice, the onboarding, and the notification in the others.
Companies that contacted a new lead within one hour were nearly seven times as likely to qualify it as those that waited even sixty minutes more. An automated intake flow answers in seconds, every time, including at 2am.
Harvard Business Review, lead response studyRoughly seven of every ten online shopping carts are abandoned before checkout. A recovery flow that fires within minutes, like the one traced above, is the difference between a lost sale and a second chance.
Baymard Institute, cart abandonment researchDo we have to change the tools we already use?
No. Automation from Thallon plugs into the stack you already run: HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Shopify, Stripe, QuickBooks, Google Calendar, WhatsApp, and the rest. The point is to connect what you have, not sell you new software to learn.
How is an automation project priced?
Fixed scope, agreed before we build. After a discovery call we map the workflow, define the number the system has to move, and quote the whole engagement. No hourly meters, no surprise invoices.
How do we know the automation is actually working?
It reports on itself. Every system ships with measurement built in: what ran, what converted, what it saved. We track performance in production against the number agreed up front, and if we can't move it, we don't ship it.
A 30-minute working session: we map where your operation leaks revenue and what a system to catch it looks like.