Business Process Automation
Stop doing manually what your systems could do for you.
The problem
Most businesses don't lack software. They lose hours moving information between tools, and following things up by hand.
- Re-entering information between systems
- Manually chasing customers and suppliers
- Writing the same emails again and again
- Tracking enquiries in spreadsheets
- Updating records by hand
- Preparing reports from several systems
- Handling repetitive documents
What we automate
Some work can run by itself. Other work should be prepared automatically and checked by a person. We agree which is which, workflow by workflow.
01
Fully automatedCustomer enquiry capture, qualification and routing
Enquiries from forms and inboxes are recorded, sorted and sent to the right person.
02
Human reviewQuotations and follow-up workflows
Quotes are drafted from your price rules and follow-ups are scheduled. Someone signs off each quote.
03
Fully automatedBooking confirmations and reminders
Confirmations and reminders go out on time, from approved templates.
04
Fully automatedInvoice and payment-status notifications
Customers and your team are told when invoices are issued, due or paid.
05
Fully automatedCRM updates and data synchronisation
Contact and job details stay in step across your systems without retyping.
06
Human reviewDocument collection, classification and approvals
Documents are requested, filed and passed to the right approver.
07
Fully automatedRecurring management reporting
Figures are gathered on a schedule and reports arrive ready to read.
08
Human reviewInternal task allocation and escalation
Tasks are assigned by agreed rules, and overdue items are escalated to a manager.
How we work
We review the systems you already have before recommending anything new. Often the tools you pay for can already do more than they're doing.
1
Discover
Understand the work, the people involved and where time goes.
2
Map
Document the current process step by step, including exceptions.
3
Design
Agree the new process, the rules, and where a person stays in charge.
4
Build
Connect your existing tools first. Add software only where it's needed.
5
Test
Run real-world sample cases, including the awkward ones.
6
Deploy
Go live alongside your team, then hand over with documentation.
7
Support
Monitor, fix and adjust as your business changes.
Example automation
An enquiry arrives, gets classified, goes to the right team and is ready for follow-up.
Brookfield Facilities: shared inbox
Demonstration: fictional business and data. Nothing is sent.Choose an incoming enquiry to see how agreed rules sort it.
Need connections between systems, or reports? See business systems and integrations. Where judgement is involved, see AI implementation.
Opportunity Review
Business Automation & AI Opportunity Review
Tell us where your business spends time on repetitive work. We'll explore whether automation or AI could offer a practical solution.
An initial discussion, not a detailed audit or implementation plan.
Find out what your business could automate.
Tell us what you need. We'll reply with a clear next step, and agree the scope and costs before any work starts.