Process mapping
Describe the steps, data and people involved. Prioritise by frequency, observed errors and expected value.
SHEHILI CONSULTING EXPERTISE · 03
Automation
Repeated data entry, manual reconciliation, scattered information: we identify tasks worth automating and design workflows that remain understandable, controllable and maintainable.
Let’s discuss your needsLESS REPETITION, MORE VALUE
Describe the steps, data and people involved. Prioritise by frequency, observed errors and expected value.
APIs, scripts or workflows suited to your environment. Formats, access rights and business rules are clarified before integration.
Input validation, error handling, duplicate prevention and recovery. A useful automation also signals when it cannot finish.
Appropriate logging, alerts, documentation and training. Teams can follow a workflow and step in when an exception occurs.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES
Transfer useful data between tools without re-entry, using agreed validation rules.
Gather data, check its format and produce material for the team to review.
Trigger a sequence of steps, notify the right people and record approvals.
We automate a process that is understood and stable. Deterministic rules remain preferable when they are sufficient; AI comes into play when content needs interpretation. Initial scope, exceptions and ownership at each step are agreed together.
No. Many tasks are better served by explicit rules or conventional integrations. The choice depends on the inputs and the degree of uncertainty.
Recovery, alerts and manual intervention are considered in the workflow design. Their level depends on how critical the process is.
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Adnene MBAREK · President & founder
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