Find the step that happens identically every time and still costs a person's attention.
Morphos / Practical systems
Remove one
repeated friction.
For teams losing hours to handoffs, re-entry, follow-up or admin that is repeated the same way every week — and never quite worth a full software project.
Map the workflowThe system has to stay legible
Input→Decision→Human check→Output
Every engagement is one workflow, not a platform. If the team cannot describe the system in one sentence after it ships, it will be abandoned within a month — so the design target is legibility, not feature count.
What we change, in order
Name what actually gets decided, by whom, and on what information — before automating anything.
Keep one deliberate confirmation. Automation supports accountability; it does not absorb it.
What you get
- A one-page workflow map: trigger, decision, check, output
- One measurable outcome agreed before build
- A working small system, plus a written fallback if it fails
- A named owner and a review date
How it starts, and what it costs
First deliverable
A one-page workflow map: trigger, decision, human check, output, plus the one automation worth building first.
Typical duration
1 to 3 weeks from map to a working small system in use
Fee
Indicative band on request: scoped per workflow, priced per workflow rather than per seat. Confirmed in writing before any work starts; nothing on this site is a quote.
What you bring
One named owner, a description of the step that repeats, and read-only access to the tools it touches
What this is not
- Not headcount or cost-saving figures we cannot measure on your data
- Not a company-wide transformation or an ERP replacement
- Not automation of a decision nobody has defined yet
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