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The 10 processes mid-sized companies automate first

A priority matrix that ranks ten typical processes by benefit and effort, a profile of each one and a 20 minute worksheet to find your first candidate.

  • 10 pages
  • PDF, 0.7 MB
  • Updated 15 October 2026
  • PDF in German
  • GDPREU data protection by design
  • Made in GermanyEngineered in Düsseldorf
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  1. A priority matrix of ten processes, from incoming invoices and order entry to contract review, ranked by benefit and effort.
  2. Ten process profiles: how each runs today, how it runs automated, the warning signs and what we would build.
  3. A worksheet for a 20 minute process check with your department heads, with the formula for the annual cost of a process.
  4. A rule of thumb for a good first candidate: more than ten hours a week and clear rules.
  5. The path from worksheet to running system: audit, design with your IT, weekly releases, operation.

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