WORKFLOWS // INTEGRATIONS // CONTROL
Custom business process automation
We connect services, data, and team actions into one managed workflow so employees spend time on work instead of moving information around.
Get project planProcess map and loss points
We map how work moves through the company and identify repetition, waiting, errors, and manual data transfer before choosing any tools.
Connected services and data
We connect CRM, websites, email, messengers, documents, payments, and internal systems through available APIs and controlled data exchange.
Automated actions and notifications
We automate task creation, status changes, documents, reminders, notifications, and request routing through transparent operating rules.
Control and reporting
We add activity history, roles, metrics, and reports so managers see the complete workflow and the team understands the next action.
Pilot with one workflow
We begin with the workflow where automation can produce the fastest verifiable effect and demonstrate a prototype and working iterations before expanding.
Timeline, estimate, and handover
Development starts from two months. We estimate the first release after discovery and prototype approval, with a 20% advance before production and complete handover after payment.
Commercial terms
Preliminary first-release orientation
Timeline: from two months. Starting range: $3k–5k / €3k–5k. Advance payment: 20% after prototype approval.
These are preliminary orientations, not an offer or final estimate. Final scope, timeline, and price are confirmed after the prototype and integration review.
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Questions before the start
Which processes can be automated?
Leads, approvals, documents, notifications, reports, and repeated data exchange between services can be automated after reviewing the workflow and available integrations.
Do we need to replace all company tools?
Not necessarily. We first review the existing tools and retain those that reliably solve their part of the workflow and support suitable integrations.
When will we see the first result?
We first approve a prototype and pilot workflow. A first production release usually takes from two months depending on integrations and logic scope.
Can the system be developed in stages?
Yes. We define the first-release boundary, validate it in real operations, and add further workflows based on data and feedback.
Who receives the source code and access?
After payment, the client receives the repository, source code, documentation, infrastructure, and service access created for the project.
How much does business process automation cost?
The estimate depends on the number of workflows, integrations, documents, rules, exception paths, and first-release scope. We price the agreed system after discovery rather than publish a generic converted package.