Map the workflow
Name the trigger, inputs, decisions, and intended outcome. Focus on a valuable task with a clear owner.
AUTOMATION & INTEGRATIONS / DEVFLOWMove work forward.
Move work forward.
Keep people in control.
Connect the tools you already use, reduce manual handoffs, and make the next step clear to your team.
/ workflow overviewIllustrative example
EXAMPLE / NEW REQUEST
A clear path forward.
Collect the request
Gather required details
01Check the information
Flag missing information
02Send for team approval
A person checks the next step
03Bounded access · Visible status · Human approval
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01 / DEFINE & CONNECTA clear process.
A clear process.
Connected tools.
Understand the trigger, required information, and people involved before automating a step.
Define & connect
Request received
Required details collected
Business tool
Map approved fields
Assign the owner
Route the task
Team review
Confirm the next step
Connect supported tools
Review the APIs, account access, and vendor limits of the systems your team already uses.
Scope the permissions
Give each integration the access it needs. Define the information that can move between systems.
02 / PLAN & TESTMake the steps explicit.
Make the steps explicit.
Test the exceptions.
Build around the decisions and failures that happen in real work, alongside the ordinary path.
Plan & test
Representative input
Synthetic test request
Check required details
Selected test branch
Review the test result
Confirm the next step
Define the rules
Make branching, required fields, and routing criteria clear. Use ordinary software where a deterministic rule is enough.
Use AI where it helps
Add interpretation or drafting only when the output can be evaluated and the workflow has appropriate review.
Test representative work
Check expected inputs, missing information, incorrect responses, and the boundaries around permitted actions.
Plan recovery
Scope retries, duplicate prevention, and manual resolution. A blocked step should have a visible next action.
03 / REVIEW & OPERATEKeep people in control.
Keep people in control.
Keep the work visible.
Agree who checks consequential actions, handles exceptions, and maintains the process.
Review & operate
APPROVAL QUEUE / SAMPLE DATA
Ready for your team.
New request draftPrepared from the approved templateAwaiting review
Missing-document follow-upPrepared from the approved templateAwaiting review
Intake summaryPrepared from the approved templateAwaiting review
A person approves before action.
Approve before action
Prepare drafts and proposed changes for the responsible person. Define which actions need explicit approval.
Make exceptions visible
Show failures and unfinished steps to the right owner. Avoid a workflow that fails silently in the background.
Measure and improve
Compare the outcome with a baseline, including review time, errors, operating cost, and maintenance.
A workflow your team
can understand and operate.
The value comes from a complete process: clear boundaries, visible work, and an owner for the next step.
A defined scope
Begin with a bounded task and agreed success criteria. Compare automation with improving or configuring the existing process.
Scoped with your business
Considered access
Map data handling and integration permissions. Protect client separation and review the effect of each permitted action.
Scoped with your business
A responsible person
Assign ownership for approvals, exceptions, and manual recovery. Make the operating responsibilities clear to the team.
Scoped with your business
A practical handover
Scope documentation, monitoring, support, and changes. Plan what happens when a connected provider or business process changes.
Scoped with your business