Five business domains, one way of working. In each, we establish the systems that are missing, connect the ones you have, automate the repetitive work between them and apply AI where rules stop — starting from wherever your business is today.
Connect documents, approvals and accounting workflows. Reduce repetitive finance administration without changing the accounting system you rely on.
Typical flow
Choose and set up the core systems when you are starting out, then connect operational processes with ERP, so orders, inventory, supplier and product data move between systems without being typed in twice.
ERP integration depends on the interfaces available in each customer environment.
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Connect online commerce with the systems behind it: storefronts, ERP, accounting, fulfilment and internal operations.
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Set up the Microsoft 365 foundation properly — tenant, identity, access and collaboration — then turn Outlook, Teams, SharePoint and Microsoft Graph into part of automated business workflows, connected to the rest of your systems.
Foundation setup is a defined build project. We design and set it up; we don’t run your IT day to day.
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Add AI when a workflow needs interpretation rather than simple rules: understanding, classification or reasoning. Agents act only through defined tools, and deterministic software controls execution.
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Illustrations of typical automations. Each implementation is designed around the customer’s own systems, rules and approval points.
Availability of each connection depends on the APIs and integration capabilities provided by each system. See integrations.
Most workflows cross more than one domain. An invoice can arrive in Outlook, be read by AI, be checked against the ERP and end up in accounting. We start from the process — or, if the foundation isn’t there yet, from the systems themselves — then choose the capabilities and integrations it needs.
Start with one process — or build the whole foundation from zero. Tell us what happens today, which systems are in place and where the manual work occurs.