Process Automation
Recurring processes within and between your web applications and systems become reliable software — less manual work, fewer errors, higher throughput.
What it is — and what it includes.
At Batunet, process automation is a feature of the web application: recurring manual steps — imports, reconciliations, approvals, notifications — run automatically within an application or between connected systems. We automate where processes are rule-based, error-prone or critical to scaling, and make them traceable rather than opaque in the process. We do not offer industrial automation software.
Scope of services
- Analysis and modeling of processes
- Integration of existing systems and data sources
- Rule-based processing with clearly handled exceptions
- Traceability and logging
- Operations and ongoing development
From the first conversation to a running system.
Every project follows the same four steps. You see and review interim results along the way, not only at the end.
- 01
Understand the goals and requirements
The first conversation, held with our management, covers your project, your processes and the systems already in place. We then write down goals and requirements and tell you openly whether custom development makes sense.
- 02
Plan the solution and architecture
We propose a technical solution, define the scope and the order of implementation, and document the key decisions together with their reasoning.
- 03
Build and review together
We develop in stages, with tests and code reviews. We present interim results regularly so you can review them early and adjust priorities.
- 04
Launch and keep supporting
After launch we take on maintenance, updates, monitoring and further development to the agreed extent. The project-specific source code and the documentation are handed over to you.
What you have in hand at the end.
Less manual work at error-prone points
Traceable processes instead of knowledge in people’s heads
Higher throughput without more staff
Technologies we use
Questions about Process Automation
What is suitable for automation?
Processes that are rule-based, frequent and currently manual — especially where errors get expensive or volume is growing.
What happens with exceptions and special cases?
They are deliberately modeled. Good automation recognizes what it cannot decide on its own and presents it cleanly — instead of silently doing the wrong thing.
Related topics.
Guides, decisions, services and case studies connected to this page.
Technologies
Let’s talk about your project.
Tell us briefly about your project. Your first conversation is directly with our management.
