Free resources
Automation tools and guides, free.
No account, no email. Each one solves one specific problem in about fifteen minutes: price the manual work, pick the process, plan the first build.
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What manual work costs you
Enter people, hours and rate. You get the yearly cost and how much you can spend on automation for it to pay back in a year.
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IT audit: a quick 6-question test
Recovery, releases, monitoring, cost, access, continuity. Instant result, with the full 24 checks for those who want them.
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Process map before automation
Write down the steps, exceptions and systems of one process. Without it, automation breaks on the first exception.
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n8n, RPA, AI agents, DevOps: explained plainly
Six pieces on the tools companies ask about, and when each one makes sense or does not.
Next step
Rather talk it through? 30 minutes and you know where to start.
- We walk through your process and name the one or two steps that pay back fastest.
- We tell you plainly what is not worth automating, and why.
- No sales deck. The initial analysis is free.
The call is with Patryk, the engineer who then designs the work.
What do you want to build or improve?
Tell us your goal and what is getting in the way. Two or three sentences are enough.
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Contact
- We read your description and reply by email.
- If needed, we arrange a technical conversation about your problem.
The time is agreed by email, case by case.
How we start
- If we are not the right partner, we say so.
- You see the scope, cost and timeline before work begins.