Implementation
We build what the audit selected, starting with what pays off soonest. The automations plug into the tools you already run: nobody changes software, nobody learns a new interface. What changes is that a task disappears.
How it unfolds
Scoping
We fix the scope of the first batch: two or three processes, not ten. A visible result within weeks beats a six-month project nobody can see the end of.
Build and acceptance
We build, then your team tests on their real files. The rounds happen on actual cases, not on samples: that is what makes the system hold once it ships.
Handover
Progressive go-live, written documentation, and a session with the team. You leave with automations you understand and that someone else could take over.
What it covers
- Automations built on open source tools, hosted by you or by us
- Connected to your core software, your mail and your document stores
- Acceptance testing with your team, on your real files
- Documentation and training, delivered with the system
What you keep
Automations running on your real files, documented and exportable.
Who it is for
A firm that has been through an audit — ours or its own — and knows which processes it wants gone from its days.
Why no price is shown
Because a figure read out of context means nothing: the scope for a three-person agency and one for a firm with a hundred and twenty buildings have nothing in common. The amount is set after the audit, when we know exactly what we are building. And it is open to discussion — we are building our first references.