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Business Process Automation Consulting

Business process automation consulting identifies which workflows in your firm are bleeding time and money, then builds working automations on your existing tools. I go from assessment to a live system in 4-6 weeks. You get a running workflow, not a strategy deck.

The problem

Why Previous Automation Projects Failed

Most professional services firms have tried some version of this before. The pattern is always the same: big promises, expensive engagement, disappointing results.

01

Consultants delivered PDFs, not systems

You paid for a process audit and got a 40-page document with recommendations. Nobody on your team had the skills or time to implement it. The PDF is still sitting in a shared drive.

consultant deliverables
strategy-deck-v3.pdf47 pagesunbuilt
recommendations-final.pdf23 pagesunbuilt
roadmap-q2.pdf12 pagesunbuilt
6 months. $80K. Nothing live.
02

You bought tools nobody configured

Someone sold you on a platform. Licenses were purchased. But the tool sits half-configured because the vendor assumed you had a technical team to finish the setup. You don't.

tool utilization
Zapier0 workflows active
Monday.comDefault template only
ChatGPT Team2 of 15 using
03

Manual processes are eating your margins

Your team spends hours on data entry, client onboarding paperwork, invoice chasing, and report assembly. Headcount grows but profit per employee stays flat. The work is repeatable, but nobody has automated it.

margin trajectorydeclining
2023$2.4M$1.6M33%
2024$3.1M$2.3M26%
2025$3.8M$3.0M21%
Revenue grows 58%. Margins drop 12 points.

What changes

What the Engagement Looks Like

I handle the full cycle from mapping to a live system. No handoffs. No implementation partners. One person, end to end, in 4-6 weeks.

workflow scores
Invoice processing92/100
Report assembly85/100
Client onboarding78/100
Strategic planning24/100

Workflow mapping and scoring

I walk through every major workflow with your team. Each one gets scored for automation potential, time cost, error rate, and ROI. The output is a prioritized list, not a generic recommendation.

build progress
Xero → Slack connectedlive
Doc intake agent deployedlive
Classify → route pipelinetesting

Build the automation

I take the highest-scoring workflow and build the automation on your existing tools. No new platforms to buy, no migrations. AI agents, scripts, and integrations that run in your current stack.

training checklist
Video walkthroughrecorded
Live sessionscheduled
Documentation12 pages
Team Q&Acompleted

Train your team

Your team learns the new workflow hands-on. I document every step, record walkthroughs, and run practice sessions until they can operate the system without me.

results dashboard
22hrs
Saved / wk
0.3%
Error rate
14/15
Adopted

Measure and hand off

I set up dashboards tracking time saved, throughput, and error reduction. You see the before-and-after numbers. Then I step back and you own the system.

How we'll work

One workflow. Four weeks. Measurable results.

Each sprint tackles one high-impact workflow from assessment to production. Then we move on to the next problem.

01Week 1

Find the highest-impact opportunity

I sit with your executives and map the current state of your operations. Every workflow gets scored for automation potential and ROI. We pick the one that moves the needle most.

02Weeks 2-3

Design and build

We figure out what the automation looks like. Sometimes it's a Claude Cowork plugin. Sometimes it's custom software. I build it on your existing tools. No new platforms to buy.

03Week 3-4

Go live and measure

The system goes into production. I set up tracking for hours saved, throughput, and error rates. Real numbers, not projections.

04Week 4

Train your team

Your people learn to use the new workflow. Documentation, walkthroughs, hands-on sessions. Adoption is where most AI projects die, so this part gets the same attention as the build.

Know which workflow to fix first?

Book a 30-minute call. We'll map your operations and find the highest-ROI automation.

Book intro call →

Example

Example: Payroll Firm Automates Client Onboarding

A 35-person payroll company was spending 4 hours per new client on onboarding paperwork. Data entry across three systems, manual compliance checks, and email chains to collect missing documents. I mapped the workflow, built an AI agent that handles document intake and data population, and trained two staff members to manage exceptions.

4hrs → 25min

Onboarding time per client

From 4 hours of manual data entry and email chasing to 25 minutes of exception review.

92%

Reduction in data entry errors

AI agent pulls data from submitted documents directly. No more retyping names and tax IDs.

6 weeks

Assessment to live system

Week 1 was mapping. Weeks 2-4 were build. Weeks 5-6 were training and measurement. System has been running for 5 months.

FAQ

Common questions about this service.

How quickly does the first automation pay for itself?+
The first workflow typically pays for itself within 2-3 months through recovered staff hours. Each engagement covers assessment, automation build, team training, and measurement.
How long until we have a working automation?+
6 weeks. Week 1 is workflow mapping and scoring. Weeks 2-4 are building the automation on your existing tools. Weeks 5-6 are team training and measurement. No new software to buy, no separate implementation partner needed.
What does the engagement include end to end?+
Workflow mapping, prioritization scoring, automation build, team training, documentation, and ROI measurement dashboards. I handle the full cycle from assessment to a live system. Your team is trained to operate it without me.
What makes this different from hiring an internal automation person?+
Speed and focus. An internal hire takes months to recruit, onboard, and get productive. This engagement delivers a working automation in 4-6 weeks. After handoff, your team operates the system. If you later hire internally, they inherit a running system instead of starting from scratch.
Can you automate workflows that span multiple departments?+
Yes. Cross-department workflows (like client onboarding that touches sales, ops, and delivery) are often the highest-ROI targets. The mapping phase identifies every handoff point and the automation connects them.
What happens after the engagement ends?+
Your team owns and operates the system. Documentation, training recordings, and troubleshooting guides are included. If you want ongoing support or additional workflow sprints, that's available but not required.

Tell me what eats your time.

30 minutes, no strings.