Most automation projects stall not for technical reasons but because the wrong task was picked first. This series covers that in three short lessons: what to automate first, where to look when a system goes quietly wrong, and how customer data should be collected from the start.
Anyone running their own business with a small team who feels that repeating work is eating their time. No coding background is expected. The lessons do not describe a product; they describe which decision leads to what, so they may help whichever tool you work with.
Choosing which task to queue using three criteria, and not automating a broken process.
Diagnosing a system that runs wrong without raising an error. A silent fault is more dangerous than a loud one.
Which field to collect, where it sits, who reaches it. The costliest subject to fix afterwards.
They are written to be read in order, though each stands on its own. While reading, pick an example from your own business and put the questions in the lesson to that example; that is when the series earns its keep. If something stays unclear, you can write to us.
If you want to talk through where to start in your own business, write to us and we can look together.