AI & Automation
Automation
Automating the repetitive steps, and keeping the human ones visible.
For teams doing the same manual steps every week.
When it is needed
Separate the repeatable from the judgment.
Hours go to copying, renaming, resizing, moving files between tools and chasing approvals. None of it needs judgment, and all of it needs doing. The risk in automating isn't the stable steps. It's automating a decision that should have stayed with a person. Quietly, until the day it goes wrong.
Approach
Trigger, action, exception, owner
Trigger
What starts it.
Action
The stable steps it runs.
Exception
What it hands back to a person.
Owner
Who runs it, and who can change it after.
Scope
The workflow and its handover
- Process mapping
- Automation design
- Automation build
- Supported-tool integrations
- Documentation and handover
Bring the brief. Leave with a direction.
Usually bought as
Projects
This work creates something new with a defined end, so it is scoped and priced as a project.
Typically from $9,000
