I have a Windows-based desktop application that must talk seamlessly with GoHighLevel (GHL), Clay, and Rb2b so that automated workflows fire without any manual intervention. The goal is simple: once data enters any one of those three services, the integration should trigger the right actions in the desktop app—creating records, updating statuses, or kicking off scheduled tasks—exactly as if a human were clicking through each platform. Here’s what matters most to me: • Only the automated workflow capability is mandatory right now. If you have elegant ideas for adding data sync or real-time alerts later, that flexibility is a plus, but first deliver rock-solid workflow automation. • The solution must run reliably on current Windows builds and install with minimal user friction—an MSI or silent installer is fine as long as it’s documented. • I should be able to adjust endpoint URLs, API keys, and timing rules from a clear config file or UI panel without digging through source code. Acceptance criteria 1. End-to-end test: creating a record in GHL propagates to Clay and triggers the defined process in Rb2b, with the desktop app reflecting the change automatically. 2. All API calls are logged to a text or JSON file for troubleshooting. 3. Setup guide (markdown or PDF) lets a non-technical teammate replicate the install in under 10 minutes. If you’ve connected these services before—or built similar Windows integrations with .NET, Python, or Electron—let me see a quick demo clip or repo link. I’m ready to move fast once I know you can wire everything together cleanly.