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Business Automation

Automate the back office: approvals, documents and hand-offs that still run on email

Workflow engines, document intelligence and AI agents that take repetitive back-office work — approvals, data entry, reconciliations, reporting — off your team's desk.

-65%

Manual effort on automated processes

4x

Faster approval cycle times

95%+

Extraction accuracy on structured documents

8-12 wks

Typical payback on the first automation wave

Definition

What Business Automation means here

Business process automation replaces manual, rules-based work with orchestrated workflows and AI components, so documents are read, records are created, approvals are routed and exceptions are escalated without human keystrokes.

Python
FastAPI
Node.js
PostgreSQL
Docker
Kubernetes

Who it is for

You will recognise your situation here

  • Teams re-keying data between email, spreadsheets and core systems
  • Finance functions drowning in invoice, expense and reconciliation processing
  • Operations with long approval chains that stall in inboxes
  • Companies with several systems that do not talk to each other

Modules

What the platform includes

Modules are activated in phases — you never pay for or train on capability you are not ready to use.

Process discovery

Task mining, effort baselining and a ranked automation backlog by ROI.

Workflow engine

Configurable approvals, SLAs, escalations, delegation and full audit trail.

Document intelligence

Invoice, PO, LPO and contract extraction with human-in-the-loop review.

AI agents

Agents that triage email, draft responses, reconcile records and flag anomalies.

Integration layer

APIs and connectors linking ERP, CRM, banking, email and storage.

Control tower

Dashboards for throughput, exceptions, savings realised and process health.

Integrations

Connects to the systems you already run

ERP and accounting systemsEmail and shared drivesBanking and payment portalsCRM and helpdeskWhatsApp and messagingData warehouse and BI

Rollout plan

How the platform goes live

Indicative phasing for a single entity; groups and multi-site operations roll out on the same template.

  1. 01

    Discovery & ROI ranking · 2 weeks

    Map candidate processes, quantify effort and pick the first wave.

  2. 02

    First automation wave · 4-6 weeks

    Two to three processes built, tested and moved to production.

  3. 03

    Document AI · 3-5 weeks

    Extraction models trained on your documents with review queues.

  4. 04

    Scale-out · Ongoing

    Next waves, agent expansion and continuous accuracy tuning.

  5. 05

    Governance · Ongoing

    Ownership, monitoring, model drift checks and change control.

Comparison

Automation approaches compared

Automation approaches compared
DimensionNative workflow in ERPCustom automation platformRPA bots
Best forIn-system approvalsCross-system processesLegacy UIs with no API
Maintenance burdenLowModerateHigh, breaks on UI change
AI document handlingLimitedNativeAdd-on
Speed to first result2-3 weeks4-6 weeks3-5 weeks

What you gain

  • Skilled staff return to judgement work instead of data entry
  • Cycle times and error rates fall measurably within a quarter
  • Every action is logged, making audits straightforward
  • Automation compounds — each wave reuses the same platform

Trade-offs to plan for

  • Broken processes must be fixed before they are automated
  • Document AI needs a labelled sample set and review discipline
  • Requires an internal owner to sustain and expand the programme

Decision guide

Where should you start?

Match your situation to the recommended first phase.

Decision guide for Business Automation
If this sounds like youWe recommend
High-volume invoice or document processingDocument intelligence with human-in-the-loop review
Approvals stuck in emailWorkflow engine with SLA escalation
Data re-keyed between systemsIntegration layer before any bot work
Unclear where the effort goesTwo-week process discovery and ROI ranking

Delivery

How we deliver Business Automation

Industries running this platform

TradingDistributionProfessional ServicesHealthcareManufacturing

FAQ

Business Automation questions, answered

Business Automation

Ready to scope your Business Automation rollout?

Share your current systems and volumes. We will return a phased plan, timeline and indicative investment — under NDA.

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