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Read moreWe map a process as it really runs, remove the steps that add nothing, and automate what is left — approvals, routing, notifications and reporting.
Automation is not about doing the same slow process faster. It is about noticing that a memo travels to four desks when it needs two, that the delay is not the approval but the walk between offices, and that nobody can say where a request is sitting. We measure first, cut second, automate third.
We sit with the people who run the process and record it as it happens, including the workarounds. Then we time it: how long each step waits, how often it is returned, where it dies. The map with those numbers on it is usually the moment a management team decides what to change.
Approval limits, escalation timings and who signs at each level belong to your finance and management teams, not to a developer. Every workflow we build exposes those rules in an administration screen so the policy can change without a support ticket.
Individually or as one programme, depending on where you are starting from.
A memo that took six days on paper commonly clears in under a day once routing and reminders are automatic.
Every request has a reference, a current holder and a history. 'It is on someone's desk' stops being an answer.
Automatic escalation after an agreed wait removes the awkward job of chasing a senior colleague.
Approvers, timestamps, comments and attachments are captured as the work happens.
Not always. Many approval flows can be built in Power Automate on licences you already hold. We recommend custom development only where the rules or the record-keeping exceed what the platform handles well.
That is the normal starting point. Part of the engagement is producing the documented process — which has value even before anything is automated.
By involving them in the mapping. People resist systems imposed on them and defend systems they helped shape. We also keep a manual override for genuine exceptions.
Security assessments, identity protection, email and endpoint security, data protection, staff awareness training and…
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Read moreA discovery session costs nothing. We will look at how your information, systems and approvals work today, and show you what can be improved first.
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