Watch how you actually work
Before proposing anything you have to see the real process, not the written one. The gap between the two is exactly where the time goes.
The work someone does by hand today that a machine could be doing instead. It starts by looking at where the time goes, not by buying tools.
It almost always arrives the same way: one enormous spreadsheet kept by a single person, three tools that do not talk to each other, and a report somebody rebuilds every Monday morning. Not everything needs automating. What needs to go are the four things that repeat every week and that nobody should be doing by hand.
Before proposing anything you have to see the real process, not the written one. The gap between the two is exactly where the time goes.
What happens every week and always the same way is a candidate. What takes judgement stays with a person: a machine deciding for you ends up costing more than it saves.
A workflow nobody understands is a breakdown waiting to happen. It ships documented, alerting when something fails, and with a way to do it by hand if needed.
How much of your day goes on work a machine would do?
Write to us and we’ll talk about your project. A thirty-minute call: if it fits, we carry on. If it doesn’t, we’ll tell you.