Current and target process
Presented clearly, for the most important workflows in your company.
Processes
New software only makes a cumbersome workflow cumbersome faster. We look at how work really runs in your company and simplify before you invest.
In short
We map the most important workflows in your company, from quote to invoice or from order to delivery. We find bottlenecks, duplicate work and breaks between systems and simplify the workflows. The result is a target process and a roadmap of which steps should be digitized. FNLY IT can handle the technical implementation, contracted separately.
With the people who do the work. We record the current workflow the way it actually runs.
Where is time lost, where do errors occur, and roughly what does that cost per year?
Cut steps, combine them, clarify responsibilities. A lot is possible without new software.
Which steps are worth digitizing, in what order and with what effort.
Presented clearly, for the most important workflows in your company.
With an estimate of effort and benefit so you can prioritize.
Requirements in your language that any software provider understands.
We do not sell software and receive no commissions. If you want FNLY IT to handle the technical implementation, it is contracted separately. You can implement the roadmap just as well with your current IT partner.
FAQ
Process improvement improves the workflow itself: fewer steps, clear responsibilities, fewer follow-up questions. Digitization moves steps into software. If you digitize first, you carry the old detours into the new system.
We map workflows together with the team, usually as simple flowcharts, and assess each step by time, errors and benefit. We focus on clarity, not on a particular school of thought.
In the Business Assessment usually two to three core workflows, for example from quote to invoice. We map further workflows as needed in separate workshop days.
No. The roadmap is written so that any provider can implement it. FNLY IT is an option, not a condition.
Process consulting
In the initial call we find the workflow that is worth a closer look first.