Service
What repeats in your company happens without manual work.
We take a process that today passes through several people and several spreadsheets and arrange it into one flow. Every step has an owner, a deadline and a trail in the system, and people step in only where a decision is needed.
Try it
Set up a process and run it.
Choose the process, the decision maker, the threshold above which a human decision is needed, and the notification channels. The system carries out the remaining steps itself and leaves a trail of each one.
Demo version. The data is sample data and stays in your browser.
Scope
What we automate
Document and approval workflows
A document reaches the right person, waits for a decision and moves on. You can see who has it and since when.
Reports that write themselves
Reports are built from data the company already has, at a fixed time, with no copying between spreadsheets.
Deadlines and notifications
The reminder reaches the person responsible for the matter before it is too late.
A decision where it is needed
Automation does what is repetitive. A person approves, rejects or corrects in one click.
A trail for every step
Who did what and when is recorded. When something goes wrong, you know where.
Connected to what already works
The process uses the systems the company already works on instead of replacing them with yet another tool.
Process
How we automate a process
Mapping the process
With the people who carry it out, we establish how the process runs today and where time is lost.
Scope and quote
You get in writing which steps we automate, in what order and for how much.
Build and trial
We run the process on trial data so the team sees it before launch.
Launch and fixes
We switch the process on and, after the first weeks, fix the places where people were bypassing it.
Example
A cost invoice with no passing from hand to hand
The invoice arrives, the system reads the data, the manager approves in one click, and accounting gets a ready entry.
Questions
Before you ask.
Which process to start with?
The one that repeats most often and involves the most people. We identify it after mapping, before we build anything.
Do we need to replace the systems we work on?
No. We connect the process to what already works. We propose a new tool only when the current one does not allow a connection.
What if the process changes?
Steps, deadlines and people can be changed. The code and access belong to your company, so you can commission the change from us or make it in-house.
- AI agents
- process automation
- custom systems
- integrations
- compliance
- campaigns
- motion ads
Let's talk about the process that takes up most of your company's time.
Describe it in two sentences. We will call back with questions, and then you will get the scope and quote in writing.