Delivery
Workflow automation
Connect the tools you already use and automate the repetitive steps, with a person still handling the exceptions.
How this engagement runs
Work moves from one system to the next without someone copying it, and the steps that need judgement are either handled carefully or sent to a person.
01
Map the manual path
We write down how the work moves today: the trigger, each handoff, the time it takes, and where it goes wrong.
02
Choose the build
A configured workflow where the tools already connect, or a bespoke build when the logic, volume or data rules out a no-code tool.
03
Automate the normal case
The repeatable path runs itself. Documents, emails and forms are read, routed and written back. Exceptions stop for a person.
04
Check it against the baseline
After it is live we compare it with the original path: what still needs a person, and what no longer does.
What we do
- A map of the current steps, time and exceptions
- A configured workflow, or a bespoke build when that will not hold
- Connections between the systems you already use
- An automated step only where a fixed rule is not enough
- A review against the original baseline once it is live
This sits with StackFlow and StackOS. The review is where we confirm it is the right first step.
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