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AI Process Automation

Automate the work between your tools

Data entry, document handling, approvals, follow-ups and reports. We connect your systems and automate the repetitive steps, with AI where judgement is needed and plain automation where it is not.

Every business has work that exists only because two systems do not talk to each other. Someone copies an order from email into the ERP. Someone renames and files invoices. Someone builds the same report every Monday.

We map those processes, then automate them end to end. Classic automation handles the fixed steps. AI handles the parts that used to need a person reading: extracting data from documents, sorting requests, drafting replies.

Every workflow we ship has error handling and monitoring. When something unexpected happens, the right person hears about it, instead of the process failing quietly.

What we automate

01

Document processing

Read invoices, orders, contracts and forms, pull out the data that matters and put it where it belongs, with checks before anything is booked.

02

Inbox and request handling

Sort incoming email and requests, route them to the right team, and draft replies for the common cases.

03

System-to-system sync

Keep your CRM, ERP, accounting, shop and spreadsheets in step, without anyone copying and pasting.

04

Approvals and handoffs

Route work to the right person, chase what is late and record who approved what and when.

05

Reporting

Pull data from your systems and deliver the reports your team builds by hand today, on schedule.

06

Monitoring and alerts

Each workflow logs what it did. Failures raise an alert with enough context to fix them fast.

Typical processes we automate

Order to invoice

From an incoming order email to a booked order, a stock check, a confirmation to the customer and an invoice.

Lead handling

New enquiries enriched, scored, added to the CRM and assigned, with a first reply sent within minutes.

Finance back office

Supplier invoices captured, matched and prepared for approval, with exceptions flagged for review.

Client onboarding

Documents collected, checked and filed, accounts created and the team notified, without a checklist in someone’s head.

How we work

  1. 01

    Map the process

    We walk through the work with the people who do it and write down every step, system and exception.

  2. 02

    Design the automation

    We decide what should be automated, what needs AI, and where a person should stay in the loop.

  3. 03

    Build and test

    We build against your real systems and test with real cases, including the awkward ones.

  4. 04

    Run and monitor

    We launch, watch the first weeks closely and keep the workflows healthy as your tools and processes change.

Built to be trusted

Automations touch your core data, so we build them to be checked. Every run is logged, sensitive steps can require approval, and nothing is deleted or sent without a rule you agreed.

We host in the EU by default or run the workflows inside your own infrastructure. Documents processed with AI are not used to train public models.

Works with

  • Email, Google Workspace and Microsoft 365
  • CRMs and ERPs
  • Accounting and invoicing software
  • Shops and order systems
  • Spreadsheets and databases
  • Any system with an API or webhook

Process automation questions

What is AI process automation?

AI process automation combines classic workflow automation with AI. The fixed steps, such as moving data between systems, run as rules. The steps that need reading or judgement, such as understanding an email or extracting data from a document, are handled by AI.

Which processes should we automate first?

Start with work that is frequent, rule-based and annoying: the same steps, many times a week, across the same systems. We help you rank candidates by time saved and risk before building anything.

Do we have to replace our current software?

Usually not. We connect the tools you already use through their APIs, exports or email. Replacing a system is only worth it when it blocks the process entirely.

What happens when an automation fails?

It tells someone. Every workflow has error handling, logging and alerts, so a failed step reaches the right person with the context needed to fix it, rather than failing silently.

Do you use tools like Make, Zapier or n8n?

When they fit, yes. For simple flows they are quick and easy to maintain. For high-volume, sensitive or complex processes we write custom code or self-host the automation platform.

Find the hours hiding in your processes

Walk us through one process your team repeats every week. We will tell you what can be automated and what it would take.