Built around your process
The process does not get reshaped to fit a template. The automation is built around how your company actually works.
Custom projects
Something specific? That is usually the interesting part.
An ERP built in-house. Software from 2009 that still runs the warehouse. A process that exists nowhere else because your business does not work like anyone else's.
What it looks like
AI employeeYou describe the process
ActionWe scope it with you
ActionWe build and test it
ActionWe run and maintain it
Done automatically
Why teams automate this
Old systems included
Legacy tools are not a blocker. Between APIs, files and the browser, there is nearly always a way in.
Scoped before it is built
You get a clear picture of what is feasible, what it involves and what it will cost before anyone starts building.
What you can automate
The kind of projects that end up here.
- Internal ERP or in-house software
- Legacy systems with no modern interface
- An API that behaves unlike any other
- A process specific to your industry
- A migration between two systems
- An automation an earlier team left half-finished
Questions people ask
- How does a project start?
- With a conversation about what happens today and where it hurts. Out of that comes a scope, a plan and a price — before any commitment.
- What if it turns out not to be possible?
- We say so during scoping rather than after you have paid for it, and we tell you what the closest workable alternative is.
- Can you work with our developers?
- Yes. When you have an internal team, we usually take the parts they do not want to maintain and leave them the parts they do.
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