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ChatGPT (Web)AbsentWho are the best operations automation consultants?slot 28Aug 14, 01:10 PM
If by **operations automation** you mean consultants who can actually map processes, redesign them, connect your systems, and deploy AI/workflow automation—not just produce a strategy deck—I’d shortlist these:
### My top picks
1. **Valenta USA — Hoboken**
- Strong local option for **operations + process improvement + automation + outsourcing**.
- Particularly interesting if you want someone who can both redesign a process and help operate/support it afterward.
- 5.0/5 from 15 reviews in the current local listing.
2. **Flow Digital — Brooklyn**
- Probably my pick for a **modern, systems-oriented automation partner**.
- Focuses on process-first workflow automation across sales, marketing, support, and operations, including fractional automation leadership.
- 4.9/5 from 94 reviews locally.
3. **Accelirate, Inc. — Edison**
- Best fit for **serious enterprise automation/RPA**.
- Strong on RPA, intelligent automation, integrations, and increasingly AI-agent-driven workflows.
- Better choice when you're automating complex, high-volume processes rather than a handful of Zapier workflows.
4. **Bpm Research — Hoboken**
- Interesting if you need **process architecture and automation strategy**, not merely implementation.
- Specializes in BPM, intelligent automation, decision management, and digital transformation.
- I'd look at this one if you want someone to first figure out *how the operation should work* before automating it.
5. **DMBA Consulting — Jersey City**
- More SMB/mid-market oriented.
- Good for **CRM automation, business systems, reporting, AI and workflow automation**.
- Potentially a better fit than a large consultancy if you want hands-on implementation.
6. **Ace Workflow — NYC**
- Focused specifically on finding manual/error-prone operational processes and rebuilding them using the software you already have.
- Appears well suited to **quick, practical workflow projects** rather than giant transformation programs.
### For a large enterprise
If you're talking about a $100M+ organization or a major multi-function transformation, I'd move up to **McKinsey, BCG, Bain, Accenture, or Deloitte**. Their operations practices are considerably broader, covering operating-model redesign, supply chain, shared services, process transformation, RPA/AI, etc. [www.icreativez.com](https://www.icreativez.com/categories/business/best-operations-management-services-companies-2026.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
But for a typical company, I **wouldn't automatically hire an MBB/Big Four firm**. Specialized automation firms can be substantially more hands-on and faster; recent industry comparisons specifically emphasize production implementation, security, scalability, and measurable ROI rather than simply consulting brand. [www.technource.com](https://www.technource.com/blog/best-ai-consulting-firms-for-workflow-and-ops-automation/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
### If I were choosing
| Need | I'd start with |
|---|---|
| **Local NJ partner** | Valenta USA |
| **Modern AI/workflow automation** | Flow Digital |
| **Enterprise RPA/intelligent automation** | Accelirate |
| **Process redesign + automation strategy** | BPM Research |
| **SMB/mid-market hands-on automation** | DMBA |
| **Quick workflow fixes** | Ace Workflow |
| **Massive enterprise transformation** | Accenture / Deloitte / McKinsey / BCG / Bain |
Since you're in the **Hoboken/NYC area**, there are actually several unusually relevant firms nearby. If you tell me **what kind of operations you want to automate** (e.g. finance, customer service, sales ops, recruiting, logistics, healthcare, back office) and roughly **company size/budget**, I can narrow this to the **3 best consultants and explain exactly why I'd hire each**.
Valenta USA
Flow Digital
Accelirate, Inc.
Bpm Research
DMBA Consulting
Ace Workflow
| Need | I'd start with |
|---|---|
| **Local NJ partner** | Valenta USA |
| **Modern AI/workflow automation** | Flow Digital |
| **Enterprise RPA/intelligent automation** | Accelirate |
| **Process redesign + automation strategy** | BPM Research |
| **SMB/mid-market hands-on automation** | DMBA |
| **Quick workflow fixes** | Ace Workflow |
| **Massive enterprise transformation** | Accenture / Deloitte / McKinsey / BCG / Bain |
Since you're in the **Hoboken/NYC area**, there are actually several unusually relevant firms nearby. If you tell me **what kind of operations you want to automate** (e.g. finance, customer service, sales ops, recruiting, logistics, healthcare, back office) and roughly **company size/budget**, I can narrow this to the **3 best consultants and explain exactly why I'd hire each**.
ChatGPT (Web)AbsentBest Make.com automation consultant for a small business?slot 21Aug 11, 12:36 PM
If you mean **business-process automation with Make.com**—CRM, lead follow-up, invoicing, email, forms, AI, reporting, etc.—I’d shortlist these rather than hiring a generic “automation” freelancer.
### My top picks
1. **Flow Digital — best overall for a small business**
- Brooklyn-based and focused specifically on business-process/workflow automation.
- Uses Make, Zapier and n8n, with a “process first” approach.
- Strong fit if you want someone to understand your business first rather than simply build a few scenarios.
2. **DMBA Consulting — good for CRM + marketing + business systems**
- Jersey City-based.
- Combines business consulting, CRM automation, marketing and technology.
- Particularly interesting if your automation involves sales/marketing rather than just back-office workflows.
3. **NextLevel Automations — good for more sophisticated AI automation**
- NYC-based.
- Better candidate if you're looking for AI agents, custom software, CRM automation or more complicated integrations.
### If you want a *Make-certified* specialist
I'd actually start with **Make's official Partner Directory**. Make says its directory partners are certified experts, and you can filter by specialization, country and services. [www.make.com](https://www.make.com/en/partners-directory?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
A few interesting certified partners:
- **G&H Automation Services** — U.S./Canada, Silver Partner; specializes in advanced Make systems, APIs, JavaScript and custom Make apps, with 500+ active production scenarios. [www.make.com](https://www.make.com/en/partners-directory/gh-automation-services?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
- **Automaton** — U.S.; consulting, workflow automation, integrations and Make migrations. [www.make.com](https://www.make.com/en/partners-directory/automaton?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
- **Business Automated!** — consulting and workflow automation, with experience across ecommerce, education, construction and other SMB-type businesses. [www.make.com](https://www.make.com/en/partners-directory/business-automated?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
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**My recommendation:** For a typical small business, I'd talk to **Flow Digital first**, then compare their proposal against **one certified Make partner**. Don't pay someone to "automate everything" upfront—have them identify the **3–5 workflows with the highest dollar/time payoff** and price those separately.
If you tell me **what your business does + the apps you currently use (QuickBooks, HubSpot, Gmail, Shopify, etc.)**, I can narrow this to the **best 2–3 consultants for your exact situation and compare likely cost/value**.
Flow Digital
DMBA Consulting
NextLevel Automations
First cited Aug 11, most recently Aug 14.