Industries
Processes differ by industry. The method does not.
These are the sectors where we have the most mileage. If yours is not listed, the conversation still starts with the process that costs you most.
Manufacturing and production
Shop floors running on paper records, reactive maintenance and traceability that is hard to prove.
- Production and quality records on tablets
- Preventive maintenance plans with alerts
- End-to-end batch traceability
- Automatic production metrics
Distribution and logistics
Orders arriving through several channels, stock out of date and paper proof of delivery.
- Storefront ↔ ERP ↔ carrier integration
- Digital proof of delivery with signature
- Rule-based automatic replenishment
- Customer status portal
Construction and installations
Sites generating measurements, checklists and photos scattered across phones and inboxes.
- Site diaries and measurements on mobile
- Safety checklists with photo evidence
- Digital approval of awards and variations
- Real-time cost control per site
Professional services
Contracts, proposals and billable hours managed in loose files.
- Proposals generated from templates
- Digital contract signature
- Time tracking with automatic invoicing
- Internal assistant over the document base
Healthcare and wellbeing
Consents, appointments and records with strong privacy requirements.
- Digitally signed consents
- Automatic appointment confirmation
- Organized records with access control
- Insurer billing workflows
Retail and commerce
Multiple points of sale, online channels and manual reconciliation at the end of the day.
- Multi-channel sales consolidation
- Automatic bank reconciliation
- Returns handling with full history
- Daily reports that send themselves
We are not a single-industry firm. What we have is a method that applies to any repetitive administrative or operational process.
Let us look at one of your processes.
Pick the process that hurts most. In a 30-minute conversation we will tell you what can be automated, the effort involved and the return you should expect.