Business process automation

Business process automation with AI.

We automate repetitive business tasks and connect the tools you already use. AI helps process information, extract useful data and prepare summaries or drafts, while your team reviews the results and decides what happens next.

What can we automate?

For businesses, agencies, editorial teams and affiliate website owners who repeat the same tasks across several tools. We start with one process, defined inputs and a clear expected result.

01 / REPORTING

Reporting and data processing

Bring spreadsheets, analytics and business tool data into one shared report. Automate refreshes and input checks, with an AI summary of findings for your review.

Example: a weekly report highlighting key changes, without manually combining exports.

02 / DOCUMENTS

Documents, content and records

Extract agreed data from text and documents, categorise entries and prepare summaries or drafts. Connect content, authors and work status in organised records.

Example: document data enters a working spreadsheet while unclear entries wait for review.

03 / INTEGRATION

Tools that work together

Connect spreadsheets, WordPress and other business tools through available integrations. An agreed event triggers a data transfer, a task or a draft for approval.

Example: a new enquiry enters a shared record, receives a category and gets a draft reply for review.

Used in affiliate projects

One view across several websites.

Our experience includes connecting SEO data, content records and author costs for a portfolio of affiliate websites.

Analytics data and working spreadsheets feed a shared report. Website results can sit alongside authors, publications, costs and the time of the latest data refresh.

Automation handles repeated data collection and calculations. AI helps interpret the data, summarise findings and prepare recommendations for the person responsible to review.

For your process, we first agree on data sources, calculation rules and what should happen when information is missing or a connection fails.

How we start

Start with one process. Then assess the result.

Automating one process starts from €400 + VAT (€500 incl. VAT). The final scope and price follow a review of your process and tools. The estimate covers implementation, any required subscriptions and the ongoing cost of running the workflow.

01

Review the process

We record what you do manually, how often and in which tools. We select one process, agree on required access and expected results, and identify the steps that need human approval.

02

Build and check

We build the agreed initial workflow and test it with representative data. We check incomplete entries, incorrect AI responses and failed connections, and define when the workflow should stop and request a review.

03

Hand over and review

You receive operating instructions, a list of connected tools and an agreed maintenance scope. We compare time spent, errors and running costs before considering expansion.

Questions before getting started

Does every workflow need AI?

Calculations, data transfers and checks based on clear rules can run without AI. We use AI for tasks such as summarising, research and drafting, with an agreed review step.

Can we keep our existing tools?

We review the tools you already use first. Connectivity depends on available integrations, access and your service plan. Any additional subscriptions are agreed before implementation.

What should we send for an estimate?

Describe one task you repeat often, list the tools involved and explain the result you want. A short process description is enough for the first conversation.

To get started, copy this template into your email and add what you already know. You do not need to answer every question.

  • Task: What do we repeat, and what starts the process?
  • Frequency and time: How often do we do this task, and roughly how long does it take?
  • Tools and data: Which tools and types of data do we use? A description is enough; do not send files.
  • Expected result: What should the process produce, and where will we use it?
  • Review and exceptions: Who should review the result, and when should the process stop?
  • Success measure: How will we recognise an improvement, such as less manual work or fewer errors?

Do not send passwords, access keys, personal data or confidential information. If you do not yet measure the time spent, label it as an estimate. We agree on any required access and data sample separately.

Which task keeps taking up your time?

Describe one repetitive task, the tools you use and the result you want. We will suggest a starting process to automate and a way to assess its value.