01 · What we deliver

One operational workflow.Delivered end to end.Handed over to production.

We connect the systems and steps in a workflow so information and requests reach the right place on their own — with people stepping in only when a decision is needed.

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  1. 01One engagement, with a clear start and end
  2. 02Your systems remain the source of truth
  3. 03You run it — no vendor dependency

02 · Where we help

A workflow breaks in three places.

01

The information is incomplete

It is scattered across systems, email, and people. Before work can begin, someone has to assemble the full picture.

What we build

The step that gathers information from your systems, checks it, and passes it on complete.

02

It is unclear who takes over

The request remains in chat, email, or a queue, with no owner for the next step.

What we build

The route that picks up the request and moves it forward on its own. When a decision is needed, the case reaches the right person and then returns to the workflow.

03

What happened is not visible

The history remains split across conversations, email, and logs, so the case has to be reconstructed by hand.

What we build

A record of every step, so any case can be followed and explained.

03 · How we work

From the first discussion to handover.

  1. Discuss

    In a short conversation, we clarify the problem, the desired result, the accountable owner, and whether there is a fit. This is qualification, not technical analysis. By the end you know whether we work together, and whether the analysis is part of the quote or a separately paid stage.

  2. Define

    We analyse the process, data, and systems. We define the scope, the baseline measurement of the current process, the acceptance criteria, the delivery plan, the price, and the payment milestones. At the end you receive the scope document — yours even if you do not continue. A paid analysis is a stand-alone engagement, priced before it starts.

  3. Implement

    Once scope and price are signed in a contract, we build one operational workflow and connect it to your systems, delivered against the agreed milestones. The workflow has traceability on every step, and access is kept to the minimum required.

  4. Validate and deploy

    We test the workflow on real data and situations. You validate the deliverables against the agreed acceptance criteria. After acceptance, we deploy the workflow to production in your environment.

  5. Hand over

    We hand over the code, the configuration, and the service accounts created for the workflow, together with the documentation and the operating guide. Your team takes over and runs the workflow. Support after handover only if contracted separately.

04 · For whom

Is it a fit for you?

Yes, if

  • One bounded operational workflow, with a clear start, end, and identifiable exceptions.
  • The main path and exceptions can be traced, with cases that require a decision routed to a responsible person.
  • An internal owner can involve the required teams, validate the outcome, and take ownership of the solution.

No, if

  • You are looking for a broad, “AI everywhere” transformation without starting from one clearly defined workflow that can be delivered and validated.
  • You are starting with a technology request rather than a defined operational problem.
  • You need FLOWENTIC to maintain, monitor, or operate the system indefinitely.
  • The project involves control over physical equipment — SCADA, PLC, or industrial process automation.

05 · Questions

Questions before the first discussion.

01What exactly is “one operational workflow”?

One bounded piece of work that repeats in your operation, with a clear start, a clear end and identifiable exceptions — for example a request that has to be completed, routed and recorded. We connect the systems and steps it passes through; people step in only where a decision is needed.

02How is the price set?

The price is agreed before any building starts. In the definition stage we write the scope, the acceptance criteria, the delivery plan, the price and the payment milestones; implementation begins only after scope and price are signed in a contract. If the analysis is a separately paid stage, its price is stated before it starts.

03How long does it take?

It depends on the workflow, so we do not quote a duration before we have seen it. The delivery plan, with its milestones, is part of the scope document you receive at the end of the definition stage — before you commit to the build.

04What access to our systems do you need?

Only what the workflow needs. Access is kept to the minimum required, the workflow uses service accounts created for it, and those accounts are handed over to you at the end. Your systems remain the source of truth.

05Do you use AI, and who makes the decisions?

A model is used only where a step needs one. Cases that require a decision are routed to a responsible person on your side, and every step is recorded, so any case can be followed and explained.

06What if the result is not what we agreed?

The acceptance criteria are written down before the build. We test the workflow on real data and situations, you validate the deliverables against those criteria, and it goes to production only after your acceptance.

07What do we receive at the end?

The code, the configuration and the service accounts created for the workflow, together with the documentation and the operating guide. Your team takes over and runs it. There is no vendor dependency.

08Who maintains it after handover?

Your team. We do not sell permanent maintenance, monitoring or operation. Support after handover is available only if contracted separately.

06 · Next step

Is one workflow getting stuck between systems?

Describe the workflow, where it breaks, and the outcome you need. We reply by email within two business days.

Talk through one workflow?

We understand the operation. Then we build the system.