Service · Internal process automation

Processes that run on their own

Tasks are created automatically, responsibilities assigned, statuses tracked and teams notified. Recurring activities become connected workflows.

Example workflow

An email arrives and the team immediately knows what to do.

Event → task → responsibility → status → reminder.

Event: order confirmation arrives → tasks are created automatically

COMPLETEDSend follow-up question to customerLisa · Back office
IN PROGRESSPrepare site visitTom · Field service
OPENReview proposalNico · Sales
OPENUpload documentsLisa · Back office
REMINDER · Day 3Follow up in 3 daysautomatic
COMPLETIONWorkflow completed — history documentedautomatic

Every task has a deadline, status and responsible person. If something is left pending, a reminder is triggered automatically; blockages generate a team alert.

Process

How it works.

01

Event

New order, complaint or completed appointment.

02

Create task

Automatically with context, deadline and priority.

03

Responsibility

The correct person is assigned.

04

Track status

Open → in progress → completed, visible to everyone.

05

Notification

Deadline reminders and alerts for blockages.

Challenges

What this service solves.

Unclear responsibilities

“I thought you were handling that” — tasks fall through the cracks.

Forgotten to-dos

Anything not completed immediately is forgotten.

No status overview

Nobody can see which processes are open, in progress or completed.

Disconnected systems

Information is copied manually between email, chat and spreadsheets.

Benefits

What your business gains.

Time savingsBetter visibilityFewer errorsFaster responseBetter data qualityClear responsibilitiesHuman oversight

Recurring processes run reliably and transparently, while bottlenecks become visible before they cause problems.

Security & control

Automation with sound judgement.

  • Workflows follow your documented rules. Changes to processes are defined together rather than improvised by AI.
  • No unchecked automated decisions in critical cases — sensitive matters are always escalated to a person.
  • No binding pricing, legal or personnel decisions without explicit approval.
  • GDPR requirements are considered from the outset. A legal review is required before going live with real customer data, and test and live systems remain separate.
Expansion

Useful next steps

Once this workflow is in place, these are often the most useful next steps:

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