One specific bottleneck
Rekeying orders or preparing the same report every week? See what software can take over and discuss your process.
See a process exampleFor business leaders, operations, finance and IT
Less manual work. Better control of your business processes.
Rekeying orders, copying invoice data or preparing the same report every week? I help you identify which steps can be automated. Korper implements the agreed solution, with attention to your existing systems and the people using them.
Your conversation is with Joshua Boermans. Implementation through Korper ICT.
Where does work get stuck?
Several processes
You see time being lost or errors in several places. We discuss where improvement matters most and how the processes connect.
Help with prioritiesNo clear starting point yet
Start with one information flow in a free process map. No scan is required beforehand.
Explore the process mapHow everyday work changes
Illustrative order process
01Receive an order
Today · person
A person opens an email and attachment.
After implementation · software and person
Software retrieves the order from an agreed source.
02Enter the data
Today · person
A person rekeys order lines.
After implementation · software and person
Software transfers agreed fields and checks completeness, customer and item.
03Record and handle
Today · person
A person records the order and investigates discrepancies.
After implementation · software and person
Software records a valid order and checks the available system confirmation. A person decides what to do with exceptions.
When an exception occurs, a person receives the order and the reason it needs attention, then decides whether to complete, correct or reject it. If processing is uncertain, the recorded status is checked before the order is resubmitted.
Software can take over repeated entry and checks. People retain decisions about exceptions and special agreements. The appropriate implementation depends on your process and systems.
From your question to an implemented solution
Clarify the question
Joshua helps clarify the bottleneck, systems and an appropriate next step.
Agree and implement
Korper carries out the agreed configuration, integration or trial. Scope, responsibilities and costs are clear in advance.
Test and hand over
Agreed checks, exception handling and handover are part of implementation. Ongoing management is agreed separately.
Joshua is your point of contact. Korper carries out agreed implementations and invoices for that work.
Connecting systems and work
Practice reference · Top Bakkers and Korper
Data does not automatically line up across systems. A public Fortra case about Top Bakkers and Korper offers a practical reference for considering your own handovers.
This is an external supplier publication about Korper, not a project reference for Joshua or Boermans Digital.
What do you get from the first conversation?
In around 15 minutes we discuss where work gets stuck, what that means for your team and what you want to improve. You get an initial direction for the next step and clarity on the information still needed. If you have several processes in mind, we decide where to look first.
Free and without obligation. A process map, further assessment or a trial is agreed separately. The approach and costs of paid follow-on work are clear in advance.
Need a clearer picture? Ask for a process map.
One information flow on approximately one page. See the steps, systems and manual handovers, with up to three points to discuss together. We agree the input, preparation and discussion with you.
A few practical questions
Do I need to complete a scan first?
No. You can discuss one bottleneck or several processes directly. Scans are optional tools for exploring on your own.
Do people stay involved?
Yes. Software can handle repeatable steps. People remain involved in the agreed decisions, checks and exceptions.
Who carries out the work?
Joshua is your contact. Korper carries out agreed implementation projects and invoices for them. Management and support are agreed in advance.