[ Automation ]
Automation & Maintenance
Software automation, CI/CD, monitoring, and ongoing evolution of your custom software.
Discuss AutomationWhat We Automate
CI/CD Pipelines
Automated testing, building, and deployment so you ship safely and often.
Workflow Automation
Automate repetitive business processes — approvals, notifications, reports.
Monitoring & Alerts
Uptime, error, and performance monitoring with actionable alerts.
Ongoing Maintenance
Dependency updates, security patches, and compatibility fixes.
Automated Testing
Unit, integration, and end-to-end tests that catch regressions early.
Feature Evolution
Iterate on features based on real usage and feedback.
Real-world examples
Invoice intake
Invoice arrives by mail → data gets extracted → lands in the approval queue → booked automatically on OK.
Order workflow
Order in the shop → stock gets checked → pick list goes to the warehouse → tracking mail to the customer.
Weekly reporting
Every Friday 5 pm: pull metrics from all systems → generate the report → send to management.
Onboarding flow
New customer in the CRM → create accounts in 3 systems → send welcome mails → create a task for the team.
Stock alarm
Stock drops below minimum → draft the reorder → buyer gets an approval request.
Is this right for you?
A fit if …
Not the right call if …
What you get
Common questions
Is automation worth it for us?
Rule of thumb: every step that costs more than 15 manual minutes a day is a candidate. During discovery we do the math concretely.
What happens if the automation makes a mistake?
Critical cases run through an approval checkpoint: humans decide on exceptions, the system handles routine.
Does this replace our employees?
No — it takes the typing work off their plate. The freed-up time goes into tasks with real customer contact.
How fast do we see effects?
The first automation usually runs after 2–3 weeks. More follow iteratively.
What this looks like
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