Rules
Usually most steps
Automation Audit
An automation audit is the fixed-fee first step: we map how your business really runs before anything gets built. You should come away with that map, every step marked for rules, AI or a person, the hours and rands at stake, and a fixed quote for the build.
We sit with the people who do the work and write down every step, including the workarounds, the exceptions and who really signs off.
Most of this was never written down. It lives in people's heads.
Plain rules handle most routine steps. AI is used only where it genuinely helps, such as reading documents that all look different. The decisions that need experience stay with your people.
Usually most steps
A small slice
The decisions that matter
Illustrative. The audit gives your real split.
Before we automate a step, we ask whether it should still be done that way at all.
We also ask what you gave up on two or three years ago because it seemed too expensive, too technical or too slow. AI has moved a long way since then. Those old 'no' answers are often the best places to start.
How the work really runs, written down, so the knowledge stays when people move on.
Rules, AI or a person, step by step.
The hours and rands the work takes the way it runs now.
What to build first, with a fixed price. You decide whether to go ahead.
Fixed fee, agreed upfront. You can stop after the audit.
Payroll, people and HR, finance, IT and training, run on a system plus the spreadsheet everyone trusts more than the system.
It suits the owner, the MD, or the operations or finance director who carries that work, and the person who holds it all together day to day.
It isn't the right fit if the goal is fewer people. We automate tasks, not jobs.
Book an Automation Audit and tell us which work takes the most time.
We sit with the people who do the work and trace every step, exception and sign-off.
You get the map, the cost of the work today and a fixed quote for the build.
Go ahead with the build, or stop there.
Tell us where the repetitive work piles up. We reply by email.