See what to automate, modernize or transform.

AutomationScan helps you start with the business rather than the software brochure. Find repetitive work to automate, or map your industry, processes, current ERP and business goals to understand which SaaS, ERP and application approaches deserve deeper discovery.

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CHOOSE YOUR DISCOVERY PATH

Two questions. One transformation journey.

Start with the problem you are trying to solve. You do not need to know the technology answer first.

Ready to move from discovery into delivery?Use the Transformation Workbench to capture evidence, requirements, economics, vendor comparisons, POC readiness, governance and roadmap in one place.
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They connect. A transformation programme often starts by identifying today's manual work, then deciding which capabilities should be automated, redesigned, retained, replaced or moved to SaaS.

ONE PLATFORM · TWO DECISION JOBS

From operational automation to technology-market fit.

AutomationScan helps smaller businesses, growing mid-market organisations and complex enterprises answer the right question before they invest.

01 · AUTOMATE

Find work worth automating

Discover repetitive work, workflow bottlenecks, AI opportunities, time impact and practical automation priorities.

Best for operations teams & growing businesses
02 · TRANSFORM

Find the right application approach

Assess whether you need ERP, what to keep, what to replace, which SaaS or application ecosystems to explore, and what evidence vendors must prove.

Best for ERP, SaaS & transformation decisions
03 · DECIDE

Understand the money & future state

Identify avoidable spend, value pools, migration implications, security considerations, scalability needs and future-state benefits.

Designed for small, mid-market & enterprise decisions

WHY THIS EXISTS

Automation usually starts with a process problem, not a software problem.

Before buying another tool or asking a team to “use more AI”, it helps to see where repetitive work actually sits. The assessment turns scattered admin tasks into a concise, business-friendly view of what deserves investigation.

01

Map recurring work

Estimate weekly effort across eight common business-work categories.

02

Spot repetition

Capture tool movement, copy-and-paste behaviour and the tasks people repeat most.

03

Prioritize

Get a directional opportunity signal and a short list of areas to validate.

04

Save the report

Use the browser print dialog to save or print a polished report you can share with an owner, manager or automation partner.

PRACTICAL, NOT HYPE

Made for people who run the work.

Use it before a software purchase, an automation project or a process review. The goal is not to tell you that everything should be automated. The goal is to help you decide what is worth looking at first.

“Better automation starts with better visibility.”People + process + technology

FREE ASSESSMENT

Tell us what you are trying to improve.

Choose the path that fits your situation. Rough estimates are fine; the assessment turns your inputs into a practical discovery brief.

Privacy firstThe assessment does not require an account. Do not enter confidential customer, financial or health information.
Step 1 of 4
Tell us about the business
Where does your team's time go?

Approximate hours per week. The goal is to see patterns, not produce timesheets.

How does work move today?
What would you change first?

You can complete the assessment without an email. Never enter confidential customer or financial information.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Before you start

A few important things to know about the assessment.

What is AutomationScan?

A free discovery tool for understanding repetitive business work and identifying automation opportunities worth investigating.

Is this an AI consultant?

No. The public scanner is a browser-based rules engine with lightweight text signal extraction. It does not claim to understand your business like a human consultant would.

Does it automate anything automatically?

No. It helps you see and prioritize opportunities. Your business decides what to implement, with which tools and at what cost.

Is the score a guarantee?

No. It is a directional signal based on your inputs, not a promise of savings or a technical automation assessment.