Industries · Manufacturing and wholesale
Orders in. Errors out.
Purchase orders arrive as PDFs and emails, then get keyed into your systems and checked by hand. We automate the capture, checks and chasing so orders move faster with fewer mistakes.
01 Where the time goes
The admin that slows manufacturing and wholesale down.
Three jobs we see in almost every manufacturing and wholesale business, and what they become.
Done by hand, every weekRuns itself. Anything unsure goes to a person.
- 01
Keying purchase orders by hand
Customer orders retyped from PDFs and emails into your order system.
- 02
Matching invoices to orders
Invoices checked against orders and deliveries before anyone can pay them.
- 03
Chasing late payments
Overdue invoices followed up when someone remembers, not when they fall due.
02 What we automate
Four automations that pay back first.
Each one follows your rules, connects to the tools you already use, and sends anything uncertain to a person. Pick one to watch it work.
Information arrives as PDFs and emails and gets retyped by hand.
Invoices, forms and attachments are read automatically and turned into clean, structured data.
Customer purchase orders read from email and PDF and entered automatically. Live in 3–4 weeks
Xero
QuickBooks
Microsoft 365
03 What it could be worth
See the return before you commit.
Here is an example for a 15-person manufacturing and wholesale business using these four automations. Answer a few questions to see your own figures, with every assumption shown.
04 Other industries
The same approach, shaped to each sector.
Professional servicesAccountants, solicitors, consultancies and agencies.→
Construction and tradesContractors, installers and field service teams.→
Retail and e-commerceShops, online stores and multichannel sellers.→
Health and careClinics, care providers and healthcare services.→
Logistics and transportHauliers, couriers and warehousing.→
Next step
Start with one workflow.
Tell us the admin that costs your team the most time. We'll give you an honest view of whether automation is worth it.
