Automate a dealership's morning reporting and CRM cleanup
At a glance
A dealership manager built AIDEN to combine operational reporting, email triage and legacy-system automation. This workflow is listed under operations-automation, crm, legacy-systems, scheduled-reports.
The system uses Claude, OpenClaw, n8n and Supabase on a home Mac Mini. Browser automation connects legacy dealership tools, while a scheduled morning report, CRM triage and desk-log updates reduce repetitive data work.
How it went
The manager reports saving about two hours of daily manual work and receiving the morning report at 6:30 a.m.
Worth knowing
The author identifies expired browser sessions, changing interfaces and pop-up dialogs as recurring failure points, and says retry handling was necessary.
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