Business process automation for the operations that run the business
Order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, onboarding, compliance reporting — automated end to end, with the governance and audit trail your finance and risk teams will ask for.
How it works
Departments automate their own corner and the process still takes eleven days, because the delay was never inside a department — it was between them. Business process automation treats the process as the unit of work: one owner, one measured cycle time, one system of record for what happened and why. That's also what makes it defensible in an audit, which point solutions rarely are.
Process mapping and baselining first
We measure the process as it runs today, including the workarounds nobody documented, before proposing a target state.
- End-to-end mapping across departments, systems, and the spreadsheets in between
- Cycle time, cost per transaction, rework rate, and handoff count captured as a baseline
- Bottleneck analysis that separates policy problems from technology problems
- A prioritised roadmap with expected return per phase, so you can stage the investment
Governance, controls, and audit evidence
Automation that regulated businesses can actually put into production and defend afterwards.
- Immutable audit log of every decision, approval, and system write with user and timestamp
- Segregation of duties, maker-checker approvals, and role-based access enforced in the engine
- SOC 2 aligned controls, encryption in transit and at rest, and configurable data residency
- Policy-as-configuration, so a threshold change is an admin edit rather than a development ticket
Process intelligence you can act on
Live visibility into where volume, delay, and cost sit — updated by the process itself, not by a monthly report.
- Real-time dashboards for cycle time, throughput, SLA breaches, and exception categories
- Cohort views by region, product, customer tier, or team to find where the variance lives
- Alerting on drift, so a rising exception rate surfaces before it becomes a backlog
- Exportable evidence packs for auditors, regulators, and board reporting
Where teams use it
Built for real revenue work.
Order to cash
Order validation, credit checks, fulfilment triggers, invoicing, dunning, and cash application run as one continuous process. Days sales outstanding typically improves by 8 to 15 days.
Procure to pay
Requisitions route by policy, POs generate automatically, three-way matching happens on receipt, and only true exceptions reach AP. Maverick spend drops because the compliant path is the fastest one.
Customer and vendor onboarding
KYC checks, document collection, sanctions screening, contract generation, and system provisioning are sequenced and tracked, turning a multi-week onboarding into a same-week one.
“We had automation in five departments and a process that still took nine days. Leadify rebuilt it as one flow with a single owner, and our auditors got their evidence pack in an afternoon rather than a fortnight.”
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What are business process automation tools?
The category covers workflow engines, RPA platforms, integration middleware, document and decision engines, and process mining tools — with Gartner-listed suites like Appian, Pega, IBM, and ServiceNow bundling several of them together. Those suites are powerful and priced accordingly, usually with per-user or per-case licensing and a long implementation. We assemble the same capabilities as software you own, which is why our clients get to production in weeks rather than quarters.
How can AI be used in business operations?
The highest-return uses are unglamorous: reading unstructured documents, classifying and routing incoming work, predicting which cases will breach SLA, and drafting the correspondence a person currently types. AI also helps with exception triage, explaining why a case failed validation so the handler doesn't have to investigate from scratch. We keep the money-moving and compliance-critical steps deterministic, because those need to be auditable and repeatable, not probabilistic.
What's the difference between BPA, RPA, and workflow automation?
RPA automates individual tasks by driving existing user interfaces. Workflow automation orchestrates a sequence of steps across tools. BPA is the widest of the three: it redesigns and automates a complete business process across departments, including the policy, the governance, and the measurement. Most real programmes use all three, and we'll tell you which layer your problem actually sits in before quoting anything.
How do we start without disrupting live operations?
We run the new process in parallel with the existing one on a defined slice of volume — one region, one product line, one customer tier — and compare results against your baseline. Once the numbers hold, we ramp volume in stages with a documented rollback at each step. Nothing gets switched off until the replacement has proven itself on your own data.
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Get a process baseline before you buy anything
We'll map one end-to-end process, measure what it costs you today, and price the automation at a fixed number.