Activities
What do employees actually do every day?
Transformation audit
The transformation audit for less administration and greater impact.
The purpose
Historically grown processes, multiple IT systems, duplicate data entry, and manual controls consume time. New software alone does not solve this.
The audit therefore begins not with tools, but with the real work of your organisation.
Eliminate → Simplify → Automate → AI → People
What we examine
What do employees actually do every day?
How many steps are needed for the outcome?
How often must people switch applications?
Where is information entered more than once?
Which checks are genuinely necessary?
Where does the organisation depend on individuals?
Which recurring emails and calls create work?
Which rule-based tasks can systems handle?
Where does artificial intelligence create economic value?
The process
A structured transformation process, typically spread over several weeks.
Understand strategic goals, member or customer value, and current bottlenecks.
Capture real work—not only job and process descriptions.
Observe actual workflows, shortcuts, and exceptions.
Make activities, systems, broken workflows, and dependencies visible.
Consistently test what can disappear completely.
Design the optimum workflow as if the organisation were starting today.
Only now select suitable technology and tools.
Assess time, cost, value, and payback robustly.
Put quick wins and strategic initiatives in the right order.
Create a concrete 90-day plan and 12-month roadmap.
The result
Typical project range
The exact scope depends on size, complexity, and the number of areas examined.
The audit does not deliver another presentation about digitalisation. It delivers an economically assessed decision basis and an implementable plan.
“Half the Work” expresses our ambition and method. Actual potential depends on the organisation, its processes, and its starting point; it is not a blanket 50% savings guarantee.
Next step
In a no-obligation conversation, we clarify your largest administrative drains and whether the transformation audit is the right next step.
Discuss the audit →