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Nine pages, forty checkboxes, and a score at the end. Print it and go through it with your ops lead, or fill it in on the way home.
Get the list of the 40 essential automations for every manufacturer and distributor.
Takes just 10 minutes.
Nine pages, forty checkboxes, and a score at the end. Print it and go through it with your ops lead, or fill it in on the way home.
No payment, no trial, no sales call in between. A short form and the PDF is yours.
Forty checkboxes with one line each. Do it between two meetings, or print it and go through it with your ops lead.
Every item is rated for impact and for effort, so you can see which three to fix first instead of staring at a list of forty.
Answer these four questions to spot where automation can save time, reduce errors, and keep your team focused on what matters.
If orders come in through multiple channels, automation can help normalize them into a single, reliable flow.
Manual processing is often the biggest bottleneck. Automation can route, validate, and queue orders faster and more consistently.
Typos, missing details, and misrouted orders are common when humans copy data. Automation can validate and correct in real time.
If data lives in silos, automation can bridge the gaps—syncing orders, customers, and fulfillment status across tools.
We measured 23 minutes saved for each order processed with our automations.
Maximize your hours. Automate scheduling, task delegation, daily digests, and cognitive load management.
Flawless finance. Instantly match invoices, parse receipts, trigger automated ledger entries, and alert on anomalies.
Never lose a lead. Auto-enrich profiles, score intent, draft follow-ups, and transition prospects through the funnel.
Continuous presence. Multi-channel content syndication, asset rendering, semantic tag mapping, and automated SEO tracking.
Frictionless control. Real-time dashboards, automated slack notifications, bottleneck alerts, and system health monitors.
Zero downtime. Redundant backups, continuous integration checks, dead-man switches, and instant incident escalation workflows.
Clean compliance. Automated onboarding sequences, background checks, contract signing reminders, and localized tax docs.
The engines of delivery. Infinite-loop integrations, webhooks, multi-step APIs, database synchronization, and pipeline sanity.
If you are a team of three, keep it anyway. Only a handful of items will apply to you yet.
Here are three recent case studies, described without names because of NDAs.
Orders arrived by email, phone, messaging app and their own portal, and one person retyped every single one. An automated layer now reads all four channels and feeds their existing system directly.
Technicians took site measurements onto loose paper, then someone deciphered and retyped them. Measurements now sync from a mobile app that works offline, and a quote takes twenty minutes instead of two days.
Support, billing questions and overdue accounts were all handled by hand. A messaging chatbot now covers the first line, and staff only touch the exceptions.
About ten minutes. It is a checklist, not a form. You tick what already runs without a person, and you get a score out of 40 at the end.
No. A short form and the PDF is yours immediately. No call required, no obligation at any point.
No. Every item is written around the outcome, not the software. It works whether you run an ERP, a stack of spreadsheets, or something a developer built for you years ago.
It bites hardest from about 10 people upward, because that is when manual process cost becomes visible in your margin. Below that you will still find three or four quick wins, but the heavy items will not apply yet.
We store your name, email and company size to send you the audit and occasional emails about automation. We never sell or share it, and every email unsubscribes in one click.
You get the PDF, then a short series showing how each area gets automated in practice. If you want us to look at your own processes there is a link to book a call. If not, ignore it and keep the audit.
In 10 minutes, you can rate your operation and processes against the industry best-practices and decide what automations actually make sense for you.
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