Copying data between systems, chasing approvals by email, producing the same report every Monday: these are the jobs automation handles well. We map the process as it really runs, including the exceptions, then automate the parts that are stable and flag the ones that need a person. Where your existing tools can do the job we use them. Where they cannot, we build lightweight integrations that are documented and monitored, so a silent failure does not go unnoticed for a month.
Automation. Workflow automation that removes manual steps across the tools you already use.
Who it suits, what you receive, how long it takes and how it is priced, before you commit to anything.
Who it is for
Operations, finance and support teams spending hours each week on the same manual steps.
What you receive
Automated workflows, failure alerts, and a runbook describing what each automation does.
Typical timeline
Two to six weeks per workflow group.
How it is priced
Fixed price per workflow group after a short process review.
How the work runs
The same four stages apply to every engagement, so you always know what happens next.
Discover
Workshops on goals, users, risks and constraints.
A written scope and estimate
Design
Architecture decisions and a prototype tested with real users.
Your approval before build
Build
Two-week sprints, each ending in working software.
A demo every sprint
Operate
Deployment, monitoring, support and continuous improvement.
A support agreement with SLAs
One team from first workshop to long-term operation
