Majesty Amazona | GoHighLevel & AI Automation Expert, Philippines | Founder & CEO, The Sixth Hire
I'm Majesty Amazona, an AI automation expert in the Philippines. I build working automation on GoHighLevel, n8n, Make.com, and Zapier, plus AI agents on OpenAI and Claude, for founders and agencies who are tired of being the bottleneck. I map how the work happens today, automate the repeatable parts, and document it so your team can run it.
Some people call this role an AI automation specialist or automation engineer. The job is the same: take the repeatable work off your plate and make sure it keeps running.
Most founders don't have a growth problem. They have an operations problem. Every lead, every follow-up, every client handoff still runs through them.
Here's the kind of work I automate:
Automate the repeatable. Hire people for judgment.
I build lead capture, tagging, routing, and follow up so new leads get a response in minutes instead of waiting on an inbox check. Calendars, confirmations, reminders, and no show follow up run on their own once a lead books.
I build AI chat and voice agents that do one clear job, like qualifying a lead, answering common questions, or sorting incoming requests. Each one has guardrails so it hands off to a person when a conversation goes off script.
I set up pipelines, workflows, and follow up in GoHighLevel so deals move through the right stages without manual hand holding. See my GoHighLevel expert page for the full build.
I pull numbers into one place on a schedule instead of copying them by hand, and I build internal handoffs so tasks get created and assigned when a deal moves. Your ops, SOPs, and data land in ClickUp, Asana, Notion, or Airtable where your team can run them.
I pick the tool for the job, not the other way around.
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AI agents are useful when they do one clear job well: qualify a lead, answer common questions, sort incoming requests, or draft a reply for a human to approve. I build them with guardrails, so they hand off to a person when a conversation goes off script.
Automation without people breaks the first time something unusual happens. People without systems turn into expensive task takers. The combination is the point.
So I build the automation. When you want someone to run it every day, my agency, The Sixth Hire (https://thesixthhire.com), pairs AI-powered operations with Filipino remote talent. You get the build and the people, and you get to step out of the day-to-day.
Call.
You tell me what's eating your week. I ask a lot of questions about how the work actually happens today.
Map.
I write down the process step-by-step and mark what should be automated, what needs AI, and what needs a person.
Build.
I build it in the right tool (GoHighLevel, n8n, Make.com, or Zapier) and connect it to your stack.
Test.
Real scenarios, edge cases, and error alerts checked before anything goes live.
Document and hand over.
Written SOPs in ClickUp, Asana, Notion, or Airtable, plus a walkthrough, so your team or operator can run it.
An AI automation expert maps how your business runs, then builds systems that do the repeatable work for you. That means connecting your tools, automating follow-up and handoffs, and adding AI where it actually saves time. I also document everything so your team can run it.
Usually not on your side. Tools like GoHighLevel, Make.com, Zapier, and n8n are mostly visual, and I handle any code the build needs. You'll get a system you can use without touching code.
Yes, when it targets real repeatable work like lead follow-up, booking, onboarding, and reporting. It doesn't work when it's bolted onto a process nobody has written down. That's why I map the process before I build anything.
Zapier is fastest for simple app-to-app connections. Make.com handles multi-step visual scenarios well. n8n is best for complex logic, AI agents, and when you want self-hosting and more control. I often use more than one, based on the job.
It depends on how many steps, tools, and edge cases are involved. After a call, you get a written scope with what I'll build, what's out of scope, and the price before any work starts.
It depends on how many steps, tools, and edge cases are involved. A single workflow is a much smaller job than rebuilding your whole ops system. You'll get a timeline in the written scope before work starts.
You get someone who works with both automation and Filipino remote teams. I build the system, and through The Sixth Hire it can be paired with Filipino remote talent to run it, so the build doesn't die when handover ends. Working from the Philippines also means work can move forward while you're offline.
I build error alerts into automations wherever a failure could go unnoticed, so problems get flagged instead of silently dropped. I document how each workflow works so it can be fixed fast.
You can work with me directly. I'm Majesty Amazona, based in the Philippines, and I build AI automation on n8n, Make.com, Zapier and GoHighLevel.
Send me the one process that eats most of your week. I'll tell you whether it should be automated, handed to a person, or both.
Also see: GoHighLevel Expert | Majesty Amazona | Done-for-you operations: The Sixth Hire