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Consultancy in process digitalisation

Before automating anything, you have to understand it. We analyse how your company really works — quotes, orders, production, after-sales — and design the map of digitalised processes that removes the manual work and the errors. The implementation comes afterwards; first, the assessment.

  • A map of your real processes
  • Where you are losing time and money
  • What to digitalise first and why
  • A roadmap that is realistic

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    Quick answer

    Process digitalisation consultancy analyses how your company works internally, detects where time and money are lost to manual tasks and designs the map of digitalised processes and the roadmap to get there. It is the prior analysis step; the implementation and automation are carried out afterwards, in “Work better”.

    You work with a lot of manual tasks (and you do not know what they cost)

    In most industrial SMEs, a good part of the day goes on manual, repetitive tasks: moving data from one place to another, preparing quotes by hand, chasing orders by email or entering the same piece of data into three systems.

    That costs time, errors and money, but since it has always been done that way, nobody measures it.

    Process consultancy puts numbers and order on it: it draws how you really work, calculates what it costs and decides what to digitalise first.

    What process consultancy is, and what it is not

    It is analysis and design before touching anything. Three key ideas:

    • Real processes, not ideal ones. We map how you really work, not how it ought to be on paper.
    • Assessment before tool. First the process; the software comes afterwards.
    • Priority by impact. We start with what saves the most time and money.

    How we analyse and design your processes

    1

    Mapping

    How you work today, step by step and area by area.

    2

    Assessment

    Where time, money and data are lost.

    3

    Redesign

    The digitalised process, optimised.

    4

    Roadmap

    What to implement, in what order and with what return.

    What you gain

    What you get from process digitalisation

    So your company runs with less effort and fewer errors.

    Less time wasted

    The repeated manual tasks come to an end.

    Fewer errors

    Data stops being copied by hand.

    Visibility

    You know what state each process is in.

    More capacity

    The team produces more without working longer hours.

    A clear plan

    You know what to digitalise and in what order.

    Implementation included

    Design and delivery, under the same roof.

    What process consultancy includes

    The blueprint of how your company should work internally.

    A map of the current processes (as-is)

    Detecting bottlenecks and manual tasks

    An estimate of the time and the hidden cost

    Process redesign (to-be)

    A recommendation on tools (CRM, ERP, automation)

    Prioritisation by impact and effort

    An implementation roadmap

    Delivery coordination

    How we work

    From the analysis to a more efficient way of running, implemented by our team.

    Phase 1

    Analysis

    We map and assess your processes.

    Phase 2

    Design

    We redesign and prioritise what to digitalise.

    Phase 3

    Implementation

    We carry it out and measure the saving.

    Carrying on as always vs. digitalised processes

    JudgementAs alwaysDigitalised
    TasksManualAutomated
    MistakesFrequentMinimums
    DataRepeated by handOnce only
    VisibilityNoneIn real time

    From analysis to saving

    How the analysis turns into efficiency

    Process maphow you really work

    Redesigned processeswith no pointless manual tasks

    Tools that fitCRM, ERP, automation

    Time and money savedroom to grow

    Consultancy (analysis) vs. delivery (Work better)

    Here we work on the analysis and the design: which processes to digitalise and why. The implementation — process automation, tool integration, CRM/ERP — lives in the Work better area.

    The difference from simply buying software is that here we first understand the process and then choose the tool, not the other way round. That way you do not end up with an expensive program nobody uses.

    Who it is for

    For industrial SMEs with a lot of manual work — quotes, orders, job sheets, production control — who suspect they are losing time but do not know how much or where to start.

    Also for those who bought software that never quite works because nobody reviewed the process first.

    Processes, within your copilot

    Process consultancy is one of the areas of your digital copilot: the one that makes your company run better internally.

    And it starts with an assessment that measures your situation and spots where the biggest savings opportunities lie.

    Common mistakes when digitalising processes

    The first is buying the software before understanding the process. A program gets chosen on a recommendation or on price and then it turns out not to fit the way the company works. The process rules, not the tool.

    The second is digitalising the mess. If a process is badly designed and you computerise it as it stands, all you achieve is repeating the errors faster and at greater scale.

    The third is forgetting about the people. If whoever uses the process every day neither takes part nor understands the change, they will not adopt it, and the project ends up in a drawer however good it looks on paper.

    And the fourth is trying to do everything at once. Digitalising ten processes at the same time exhausts the team and scatters the resources. Better to start with one or two high-impact ones and move forward in phases.

    Signs that you need to put your processes in order

    These symptoms are common in industrial SMEs that have grown on the back of manual tasks. If you recognise several of them, it is worth mapping and assessing before going any further.

    • The same piece of data gets typed in several times into different systems.
    • Quotes and orders depend on spreadsheets and email.
    • Nobody knows what state an order is in without asking.
    • When one person is away, their work stops because it is all in their head.

    Why us

    Why digitalise your processes with induSmart

    We know how an industrial company works from the inside: quotes, orders, production, after-sales. We do not turn up with theory, we turn up with the judgement of people who have mapped real processes.

    And we bring together analysis and delivery: we design the digitalised process and implement it with our team, measuring the saving in time and errors.

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    We answer your questions

    Frequently asked questions

    Why analyse before buying software?

    Because software laid over a disorderly process automates the disorder. First you fix the process, then you choose the tool.

    It is the number one cause of expensive programs nobody uses.

    Which processes do you usually digitalise?

    The usual industrial ones: quotes, orders, production control, job sheets, purchasing and after-sales.

    We start with the one that generates the most time and the most errors.

    Will you implement it or only analyse?

    Both. We assess and design, and the implementation is carried out by our team from the Work better area.

    We do not leave you with a report that nobody then applies.

    How do you know how much time is being lost?

    By mapping the process step by step and estimating the time each manual task takes, with your team.

    That way the saving stops being a hunch and becomes a number.

    Do I need an ERP or a CRM?

    It depends on the process. Sometimes yes, sometimes lighter automations are enough.

    The analysis decides; we do not start from the idea that “something big has to be bought”.

    Is this for the factory or for the office?

    For both. There are office processes (quotes, orders) and shop-floor processes (job sheets, control), and they almost always touch each other.

    We look at the whole flow, end to end.

    Does work have to stop?

    No. The analysis is done in parallel with your day-to-day work and the implementation goes in phases.

    The goal is for the change to show as improvement, not as a stoppage.

    And resistance to change from the team?

    We take it very much into account: we involve whoever uses the process from the start and we digitalise to make their work easier, not to complicate it.

    That is the key to it being adopted.

    How long does the analysis take?

    It depends on the size and the number of processes, but the initial assessment is usually a matter of weeks.

    The implementation then goes in prioritised phases.

    For what size of company?

    For the industrial SME that has grown on the back of manual tasks and needs to put itself in order to keep growing.

    We adapt the scope to your reality.

    How much does it cost?

    It depends on the scope of the analysis and on whether we implement; we define it once we know your case.

    It is framed as an investment that pays for itself in hours and errors saved.

    Why work with you?

    Because we bring together industrial knowledge, process analysis and our own delivery.

    We understand your plant and your office, and we stay to implement it.

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