Automation
Hand the repetitive work to software.
Tasks that follow the same steps every time can often run on their own. Devgenome looks at which steps are worth automating, builds the automation and plans for the cases that don't fit.
A good fit if
- someone on your team spends part of every week moving data between systems
- your reports are put together by hand and are out of date by the time they're read
- you already have automations, but nobody is sure what they do or whether they still work
Plan for the odd cases
Real processes have exceptions. A good automation notices items that don't fit and sets them aside for a person instead of guessing. What counts as an exception, and who deals with it, is best settled before anything goes live.
Connecting your tools
Many automations move information between systems, so they depend on how well those systems connect. Whether a tool can be connected reliably is one of the first things to check, and if it can't, we'll say so.
Questions
Which tools can you connect?
It depends on the software. Many business tools offer a way to connect to them, and checking yours is part of the first conversation. If something can't be connected reliably, we'll say so.
Will automation replace our staff?
The aim is to take repetitive steps off people's desks, so they can spend their time on work that needs judgement. Which tasks to automate is your decision.
Tell us which task you repeat every week.
Describe it in a few lines. We'll contact you to discuss whether it's worth automating.