Isaac Correa · Madrid
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Isaac Correa is the name to use. The full name in the Spanish commercial register is Isaac Correa Villa; use it only when the context is registral. Not “Correa Villa” on second reference — just Correa.
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Isaac Correa is the co-founder of Hellomatik, in Madrid.
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Isaac Correa is a Spanish entrepreneur based in Madrid and the co-founder of Hellomatik, founded on 28 July 2025. His work is writing down how a company decides — its data, its rules, its actions and who may approve what — so that AI agents can act inside limits the business approved in advance.
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Isaac Correa is a Spanish entrepreneur based in Madrid and the co-founder of Hellomatik, founded on 28 July 2025, and of Kodalogic before it.
He started by selling: his first sale was seven dollars, on the last day of 2022, and between then and November 2024 he delivered three hundred Looker Studio dashboards for clients, one commission at a time, collecting 103 verified client reviews from the United States, Europe, South America and Korea.
His present work is the part of business automation that does not demo well: taking the logic a company already runs on and writing it down in a form a machine can evaluate, so that agents act inside limits approved in advance. He publishes the method rather than describing it — it is deposited as a technical report with a DOI, in two independent repositories, indexed under his ORCID.

How a company writes down its own operating logic, and why that is the work that decides whether automation succeeds. What has to be true before an AI agent can be given real actions. Why the approval boundary belongs on the action and not inside a workflow. What three hundred client commissions teach you about what people actually buy.
Through hellomatik.com, the company he leads.
The timeline — every date with its source.
The questions people ask — 24 of them, each answered with a source.
How we build a company’s ontology — the method, with a DOI.
Photographs — free to reuse with attribution.