AI automation
The work nobody should be doing
Custom automations that take over the work your team repeats every week — the same information moved between systems, the same documents assembled, the same places checked for something new. Built around the process you already have, and left to run on its own.
- The same small job, handled every time
- The few that need a person, pulled out
Employees across Europe lose 15 hours a week to admin
Ricoh found employees in six European markets lose 15 hours a week to admin. The most automatable part: 35% re-enter the same information across systems.
Ricoh Europe, 2025 · Read the research
Inspiration
There is no better explanation of this than showing you a few
A repeat photo or unreadable writing comes back as a question — it is never quietly counted twice.
Handwritten paper, totalled without retyping
A repeat photo or unreadable writing comes back as a question — it is never quietly counted twice.
Handwritten paper, totalled without retyping
Why bother
Lean was never about working faster
Toyota did not get lean by making people hurry. They got lean by removing the waiting between the parts that actually add value — and admin is the waiting. Every hour of copying between systems is time a job sits still, and that is the hour worth taking out.
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dashed spans are waiting, not work
The same job
The work does not get smaller. The gaps between it do — which is why the same team gets more through without going faster.
Nobody arrives knowing what to automate. It usually turns up while you describe an ordinary Tuesday — so all it takes is a conversation…