Industries
Other operations
The work that does not fit a specialism, and still has to be done by somebody.
Before you read any further
This is not one of our specialisms and we are not going to present it as one. The three industries above are where we have the deepest understanding and the proof to show you. What follows is work we will still take on, scoped the same way and built to the same standard — we would simply rather tell you where we are strongest first.
What we usually hear
- “A business-critical spreadsheet understood by one person, one bad paste from a very long day.”
- “Approvals living in email, with no status and no audit trail.”
- “The same record typed into two systems, with a transcription error rate nobody measures.”
- “Two systems that are each fine alone and together generate a morning reconciliation job.”
What we do about it
Most of what fails in a business is not inside a system — it is the space between two of them. That gap is cheaper to fix than a migration and far less disruptive to live with.
The work itself
- Moving a process off a spreadsheet without moving it off what people already understand
- Approvals with a visible rule, a status and a trail
- Connecting two systems that were never meant to talk
- Reconciliation that runs before someone has to do it by hand
What it sits beside
We build around what you already run rather than asking you to move off it. Naming a system here is not a partnership or an endorsement — it is the list of things this work usually has to read from and write back to.
- Excel
- Email and shared drives
- ERP exports
- Whatever is already in use
You can check this rather than take it on trust
We have no case studies to show you and we are not going to invent any. What we have instead is the logic itself, running on synthetic data, with every rule on show — and a product of our own you can open in a browser.
- Invoice matching
The closest worked example to this kind of work: deterministic rules, exceptions surfaced rather than hidden, and every decision on the audit trail.
payables · NP/9912
Blocked · with Finance director
- Supplier
- Nirmal Polymers
- Invoice
- ₹2,40,720.00
Invoice exceeds the remaining PO balance by 6.3%
IF invoice_subtotal > po_balance × 1.05 THEN block
How it would start
A paid discovery, fixed fee agreed before it begins, usually one to two weeks. You end up holding a map of the process as it really runs, an architecture, and a costed plan — yours to keep whether or not you build it with us.
Other industries
Find one workflow worth automating
You do not need to replace your technology stack. Start with one process that costs your team hours every week.