One process first.
Proven, then wider.
Automation for the repetitive work between systems that were never designed to talk to each other. One process first, proven for a month, then wider.
How it runs.
Process review
Free, no obligation
We watch how the work is actually done.
Not how the process document says it is. No charge, no obligation.
Written findings
Free, no obligation
What can be automated, and what should not be.
Along with what it would take to do it. Yours to keep.
Proposal
Only if you want one.
Scoped to a single process rather than a transformation programme.
Pilot
We build the one thing and run it in parallel.
Alongside the manual process, for a month.
Review
It either held up or it did not.
We tell you which, and we do not widen the scope until it has.
Widen the scope
Only once something is proven.
Then the next process, the same way.
What is in scope.
Process discovery & one proven pilot
We find the job that eats the most hours and produces the least judgement, then automate that one first and run it alongside the manual process for a month. If it does not hold up, you have lost a month and no more.
- Includes
- Process mapping Pilot build Parallel run Handover
Building systems & IoT
Sensors, lighting, climate and access tied into something you can see and control from one place, rather than five apps from five vendors that do not know about each other.
- Includes
- Sensors Lighting & climate Access Single dashboard
Also covered
System integration
Getting two systems that were never meant to talk to each other to exchange data without a person retyping it.
Workflow automation
Rules-based work (approvals, transfers, reconciliations, reporting) handed to something that does not get bored.
Telemetry & alerting
Knowing a thing has failed before a person notices and calls you about it.
Tell us what
you are building.
Tell us about the building and what smart automation & iot has to do in it. We will come and look before anyone talks about a quote.
Survey, audit and written findings - free, and yours to keep