Tell us the task you repeat the most.
We will work out what it costs you a year and whether automating it pays for itself. If it does not, we will tell you that instead of building it.
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Questions people ask first
Whatever you do most often that involves retyping the same information twice. Those tasks are usually boring, error-prone and cheap to fix, which makes them the fastest thing to pay you back.
Anything that needs judgement, or anything customer-facing where a human touch is the actual product. Automating your way out of talking to customers is usually a mistake dressed up as efficiency.
Usually it gives them their week back rather than replacing them. The work that automates well is the work nobody wanted to do — data entry, chasing, copying between systems.
