Typing it in
Entering the same details into two or three systems, from emails, forms, PDFs and portals.
runs on its ownMost office roles are the same work on repeat: typing it in, checking it, chasing it and reporting on it. We take that part off the seat and send only the exceptions to a person.
Whatever the title says, the same four kinds of work fill the day. All four can run on their own.
Entering the same details into two or three systems, from emails, forms, PDFs and portals.
runs on its ownReconciling one list against another, matching bills to orders, and verifying details before anyone acts.
runs on its ownFollowing up by email and phone, sending reminders, and logging into portals to check where things stand.
runs on its ownRebuilding the same spreadsheet and weekly report by hand, every week, from the same sources.
runs on its ownPick the closest role and see which parts of the job can run on their own.
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goes to work that could run on its own. That's roughly 24 hours a week of one person's time.
Your numbers, not ours. The free test shows how much of it really runs on its own.
The 10-task test
No pitch deck. Send us ten real examples of the work and we'll show you exactly what comes out the other side.
Both are free, and both take a few minutes of your time.
Tell us the role and share ten examples of the work. We'll send back the results for you to compare.
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