Repeated tasks
Your team enters data again, searches for information in several places or relies on manual steps to complete work.
Digital assessment
We analyse the processes and tools you use. We select two or three priority improvements and define a plan with indicators to support your decision.

Needs
The assessment starts with a specific difficulty or an objective for change.
Your team enters data again, searches for information in several places or relies on manual steps to complete work.
Applications, the website or online store work separately and require information to be transferred between systems.
There are several options for change, but you need to assess what to do first and how to verify the results.
Areas of analysis
We define the areas to analyse according to the company's objectives and the scope of the proposal.
Understand the stages, responsibilities and difficulties of day-to-day work.
Assess how systems share information and where records or operations are repeated.
Identify tasks suited to automation or AI support, with attention to data, errors and human review.
Analyse user journeys that matter to the business, content, contact enquiries and links to operations.
Review document organisation, team communication and the use of existing tools.
Identify the information available and the measures that can evaluate an improvement.
The analysis can cover a single process. Its depth, the systems and the access required are defined before work starts.
Stages
Your initial enquiry helps us understand the challenge and prepare the terms of the assessment.
Explain what you would like to improve and the tools you use. We confirm the information needed to define the analysis.
We define scope, deliverables, participants, schedule and investment. The assessment begins after these terms are approved.
We analyse the agreed processes and select two or three opportunities for improvement according to feasibility, expected impact and effort.
We organise actions, indicators and dependencies. We review recommendations with your team to support decisions about the next steps.
Implementation, a pilot and ongoing support have their own scope and terms. The assessment can end with delivery and presentation of the plan.
Deliverables
The proposal identifies the format of the deliverables and the level of detail appropriate to the project.
A description of the process analysed, the tools, difficulties and data available.
Two or three opportunities, with the expected benefit, conditions and reasons for their priority.
Actions, responsibilities, dependencies and estimated investment to implement the improvements.
Indicators, data sources and a method to compare the initial situation with the results of the changes.
Recommendations depend on the information available. Where data is missing, we identify what needs to be collected before results can be evaluated.
Indicators
We choose indicators linked to the objective and actual working conditions.
Time per task, manual steps or repetitions required to complete an operation.
Incorrect records, corrections and response quality, with human review where AI is involved.
Use of tools and completion of tasks or requests that matter to the business.
The plan defines the baseline, data source and comparison period. An expected improvement will be verified after implementation; results are not guaranteed.
Terms
The initial enquiry helps define the analysis and prepare a proposal. The scope, price, schedule and assessment deliverables are presented before work starts.
Implementation and ongoing support are assessed separately. We also identify licences, tools and third-party services where these are required.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. We tailor the analysis to the team's size and objectives. We can start with a specific process or area.
No. Simply explain the difficulty or objective. The analysis helps identify what makes sense to improve and the appropriate options.
The scope and price of the assessment are set out in the proposal. Submitting this initial enquiry does not constitute an agreement to purchase the assessment.
It depends on the processes, systems and information to be analysed. The schedule and the team's involvement are defined in the proposal.
No. We assess AI where it addresses a need and suitable data and conditions of use exist. An improvement may come from an integration, automation without AI or better process organisation.
Implementation of the recommendations is a separate decision. The assessment can end with the plan; implementation requires approval of a separate proposal.
Contact us to understand the right next step for your company.