01Email that sorts itself
A request, a complaint or an invoice comes in. It lands with the right department, with the details already extracted and a reply ready. A colleague reads along and presses send.
Example: at a transport company a transport order goes to planning and an urgent report goes straight to the top.
02Quotes and invoices
A request by email becomes a draft quote, with your rates and terms in it. After approval the invoice follows by itself.
Example: a maintenance request becomes a complete draft in a minute that you only need to check.
03Planning that updates itself
Who works where, which materials go along and which customer needs to hear. If someone drops out, the rest shifts along and the customers know.
Example: an urgent breakdown comes in and the planning adjusts, without phone calls.
04Paperwork that files itself
Delivery notes, work orders, invoices and certificates are read and put in the right place. Nobody has to retype them.
Example: a photo of a delivery note becomes a receipt in the warehouse and a linked invoice.
05One screen for management
What came in, where it went and what is still open. Up to date every morning, without anyone pasting in figures.
Example: an overview that fills itself as soon as email comes in.
06Answers from your own documents
Colleagues ask a question about a work instruction or rule and get an answer at once, with the source attached. New people get up to speed faster.
Example: which inspection has to be done before commissioning? The answer appears in seconds, with the document attached.
07Websites that stand out
A design of its own for each company, with 3D where it adds something. With your own photos, colours and texts.
Example: this website, with 3D where it adds something.
And also: reports, hours and leave, orders, customer messages, checks, links between programs. If it keeps coming back the same way, it can often run by itself.