Learn to deliver automations in n8n and Make: from process mapping and your first scenario, through AI steps and integrations, to production reliability and handover to the client.
Get a consultationPatryk Wloch
CEO of Codeless
You work on processes from real companies, such as e-commerce customer service, CV screening, campaign reporting, payment webhooks and bulk product description updates. Instead of practicing on abstract data, you build, test and hand over automations you'll encounter on the market. All on free accounts. Plus expert workshops every two weeks and Q&A sessions with a mentor twice a week.

Join the course and build automations that run on their own and are ready to hand over to the client

AI automation combines classic automation rules with steps where an AI model classifies data, extracts information from text, or generates responses and summaries. Standard automation follows a fixed “if X, then Y” pattern, while AI handles unstructured inputs such as customer emails, CVs, requests and product descriptions.
On the course, you will learn what to automate with rules, where an AI model is genuinely useful, and how to build these processes in n8n and Make.
AI workflow automation starts with the process, not the tool. You map the main path, conditions and exceptions, calculate ROI and set priorities before building the workflow.
You will work with n8n, Make, Airtable, Google Gemini and OpenRouter across seven cases from real business teams. Every task can be completed on free accounts.
AI can automate campaign reporting, lead segmentation, content generation, enquiry qualification and bulk product-description updates. The course teaches you to build these automations without code and keep them reliable in production with retries, alerts, data protection and cost controls.
Companies increasingly need people who understand business processes and can automate them. The course was created with Codeless, a Polish AI automation agency. You finish with a portfolio-ready project including scope, documentation, a video demo and a development proposal.