Consult & Transform

Reduce manual work with carefully scoped automation

Repeated data entry, email approvals and disconnected spreadsheets can consume valuable time. Start with a defined process and assess whether an automation or business app can make it easier to manage.

The challenge

Start with the right problem

A useful automation needs clear ownership and a plan for exceptions. The discovery should examine the process, data, permissions and support arrangements before selecting a tool.

Recognise this? A short conversation is usually the quickest way to agree a sensible next step.

Discuss your IT project

Scope

What the engagement can cover

Projects are scoped separately, with their own plan, acceptance criteria and handover.

  1. Process discovery

    Map the steps, decisions, exceptions and desired outcome.

  2. Workflow and app delivery

    Scope suitable Power Automate or Power Apps solutions.

  3. Governance and handover

    Define ownership, permissions, error handling and maintenance.

How it works

A clear route from discussion to delivery

Select one process, assess feasibility and licensing, build a prototype, test realistic cases and release with agreed documentation and monitoring responsibilities.

  1. Step 1: Understand

    Discuss your business, users, systems and immediate concerns.

  2. Step 2: Prioritise

    Separate urgent issues from planned improvements and agree the scope.

  3. Step 3: Deliver

    Carry out the agreed work with a clear point of coordination.

  4. Step 4: Review

    Document what has changed and consider the next priorities.

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Scope and costs

Know what is included

Premium connectors, environments, data sources and licences may incur additional costs. Not every capability is included in Microsoft 365 licences. Custom integrations and reporting need explicit scope.

How work is scoped

  • Ongoing care. Routine care maintains an agreed existing environment. Support hours, onsite coverage and how urgent issues are handled depend on your agreement.
  • Scoped projects. Material changes, such as migrations, security rollouts, new offices or a new website, are scoped separately with their own plan, acceptance criteria and handover.
  • Third-party costs. Licences, cloud consumption, third-party products, advertising spend and hosting costs are identified in the relevant proposal rather than assumed to be included.

Questions you may have

Still have a question?

Can we start with one small process?

Yes. A bounded pilot helps test usefulness and operating requirements before wider investment.

What happens when an automation fails?

Error handling, notifications and support ownership should be designed and tested as part of the agreed solution.

Next step

Discuss the next step

Tell us what you want to improve, what you have in place today and any important constraints. We can discuss whether this service fits your needs and what should happen next.