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AI automation

How AI takes the admin off your plate.

Four back-office jobs we automated for clients. More on AI automation.

Finance administration

Invoice processing without the manual data entry

The challenge
A property maintenance company received supplier invoices through several email inboxes. An administrator manually entered the details, matched invoices to work orders and forwarded them for approval. Missing references and duplicate submissions slowed the process.
The solution
AI pulls supplier names, invoice numbers, dates, amounts and job references from incoming documents, then checks them against work orders and earlier invoices. Complete records become draft accounting entries with the documents attached. Gaps, possible duplicates and mismatches go to an administrator, and payments still need approval.
The result
Less time copying invoice details, more consistent records and a clearer approval queue.

What we track: Processing time per invoice, field accuracy, duplicates caught and the share of invoices needing corrections.

Document preparation

From field notes to review-ready service reports

The challenge
A commercial cleaning company’s supervisors sent handwritten notes, inspection forms and photos after site visits. Office staff turned these into consistent service reports, often chasing supervisors for missing details.
The solution
Each submission is collected and drafted into a standard report template: work done, inspection findings, open issues and next steps. Missing or unclear information is flagged instead of guessed. A supervisor reviews and approves the draft before it is saved or shared.
The result
Faster report preparation, consistent formatting and less admin after every site visit.

What we track: Time spent preparing reports, missing-information rates, reviewer corrections and turnaround from submission to approval.

HR administration

Keeping employee paperwork organized from day one

The challenge
A growing facilities company collected employee forms, training certificates and signed policies by email. HR staff checked each submission by hand, updated a tracker and chased incomplete paperwork.
The solution
AI sorts uploaded documents, pulls out the key details and checks them against a checklist for each role. Documents are filed in access-controlled employee folders, missing items trigger reminders and upcoming certificate expiries appear in an HR review queue. Staff verify documents and make all employment decisions.
The result
A clear view of incomplete files, fewer repeat follow-ups and easier access to employee documents.

What we track: Admin time per new hire, paperwork completion time, filing errors and overdue renewals.

Internal reporting

Weekly operations reports without rebuilding spreadsheets

The challenge
A multi-location service business built its weekly operations report from timesheets, expense files and completed-job records. An administrator spent hours combining spreadsheets and writing summaries before management could review the numbers.
The solution
A scheduled workflow collects approved files, standardises their formats and calculates totals with set spreadsheet rules. AI then writes a plain-language summary of the figures, highlighting changes and items needing attention. Missing or inconsistent records are flagged, and each report links to its sources and stays a draft until reviewed.
The result
Less repetitive spreadsheet work and a consistent process, so managers spend their time acting on the numbers.

What we track: Report preparation time, reconciliation errors, on-time completion and how much editing is needed before approval.

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