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A person collects files, combines sheets and checks the result.
From manual work to a practical solution
Recognise the manual work behind a practical example.
Where is data entered again, reporting repeated or one team waiting for another? Use these examples to make your own process question concrete.
Your conversation is with Joshua Boermans. Implementation through Korper ICT.
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.
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A recurring Excel report
Illustrative reporting process
Software can prepare
Software can retrieve agreed files, combine fields and flag missing inputs.
A person reviews
Unusual differences and missing sources are reviewed before the report is used.
Which handover creates the most manual work for you?
Bring one recent example. We discuss which steps repeat, where exceptions arise and which systems are involved.
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.