About Sadia Khanam Prity

I'm Sadia, an automation developer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. I design workflows that take over the repetitive parts of running a business — answering the same ten questions, moving a lead from a form into a sheet into a notification, matching a photo against a catalogue — so the people running that business spend their time on the parts that actually need them.

How I work

I start from the business problem, not the tool. "Automate this" is the how, not the why — the why is usually something closer to "customers wait too long," "leads fall through the cracks," or "someone spends an hour a day on data entry that a workflow could do in a second." I design against that first, then pick whichever automation platform gets it built fast, runs reliably, and hands over cleanly — n8n, most often, today.

That last part matters. A workflow I hand over should be readable by whoever inherits it — clearly named steps, sensible error handling, no cleverness for its own sake.

What I actually use

Everything listed on this site's tech stack page is something I've shipped with, not something I've read about. When a new platform, integration or model genuinely earns a place in a project, it gets added here — not before.

Outside of automation

I care about the last mile of a system as much as the clever part in the middle: what happens when a webhook fails, when an API rate-limits, when a customer sends something the workflow didn't expect. Most of the durability in the workflows on this site comes from thinking through that boring part carefully.