Process Automation
& Control
Designing repeatable, reliable, and auditable workflows. Standardization as the precursor to scale.
Context
Manual processes introduce latency, error, and inconsistency. Automation is the enforcement of business logic at scale.
Value is not created by replacing people, but by designing operating models where human judgment is supported by fault-tolerant digital execution.
Operating Model
Without a clear operating model, automation becomes technical debt. We define clear ownership, lifecycle management, and platform boundaries.
Central Platform
A unified orchestration layer managed by IT/Engineering.
Federated Ownership
Business units own the logic; Platform owns the infrastructure.
Shared Standards
Common definitions for data, logging, and error handling.
Lifecycle Accountability
Clear 'definition of done' including support and retirement.
Scope
Workflow Automation
Approvals, case management, and multi-step service workflows.
System Orchestration
API-driven integrations and event-based architectures.
Task Automation
Precision UI automation for legacy system bridging.
Decision Automation
Rules engines and deterministic logic execution.
Content Intelligence
Document intake, classification, and data extraction.
Architecture
Our architecture prioritizes loose coupling. Systems emit events; the platform orchestrates the response.
Event Ingestion
Webhooks, Change Data Capture (CDC)
Logic & Routing
Business Rules, AI Validation
Execution
API Calls, Service Workers
Outcome & Audit
State Persistence, Logging
Control
Automation amplifies speed, which means it can also amplify failure. Strict governance is our safety capability.
Value
We measure success in consistency and capacity.
Engagement
Lifecycle
- 01Process Discovery & Prioritization
- 02Feasibility & Risk Assessment
- 03Platform & Architecture Design
- 04Pilot → Scale → Standardize
- 05Continuous Optimization
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