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Workflow Automation: What to Automate First

How to identify repetitive processes that are good candidates for automation without automating the wrong problem.

Look for friction

Repeated copying, status chasing, approvals, reminders and rekeying between systems are strong signals that a workflow deserves attention.

Do not automate confusion

If nobody agrees how the process should work, automation can make the confusion faster. Clarify ownership and exceptions before implementation.

Measure the before and after

Track cycle time, manual touches, error rates and response times. That makes it easier to prove whether the automation actually helped.

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