The Audit

Start with the process, not the software

Tell us about the one process that wastes the most time each week. We come back in writing with what can be automated, what should stay manual, and an individual quote. There is no charge and no obligation.

Email Address

[email protected]

Office Hours

Mon - Fri, 09:00 - 18:00 (CET)

Our Location

3524 Silverside Road, Suite 35B, Wilmington, Delaware 19810-4929, USA

Request Your Free Audit

Describe the process, roughly how often it happens, and which tools are involved. The more concrete you are, the more specific our answer will be.

One team reads every message. Everything you send us stays confidential and is never shared with third parties.

What You Receive

Four things, in writing, at no cost

A Process Map

Your process written out step by step, including the steps nobody realised were there.

A Number

An estimate of how many hours a month the process currently costs, based on your own figures.

A Recommendation

What we would automate, what we would leave alone, and honestly whether it is worth doing at all.

A Scope And A Price

An individual quote with a timeline, so you can compare it against the cost of doing nothing.

Why There Is No Price List

Automation is never the same size twice. The number of steps, the tools involved, your data volumes and how much cleanup the existing process needs all change the work. We look at the actual process first, then send a written scope and a price calculated for your situation.

About The Audit

Questions before you send it

38h

Median Monthly Saving Identified

Yes. The written assessment and the quote cost nothing and carry no obligation. Paid work starts only after you accept a scope in writing.

A first reply within one business day, and the full written assessment usually within three. Complex multi-tool processes can take a little longer and we tell you if so.

Regularly. If a process runs twice a month, or if fixing the process itself would remove the problem, we say that instead of quoting for a build.

A description of the process, rough volumes, and the names of the tools involved. A short call helps but is not required.