The system
A system, notanother licence.
A licence renews whether or not it fits. A system is built to the way your operation actually works, and keeps running after the people who built it have gone quiet. Three stages, in order.
7-30d
From scope to live
100%
Built to your process
1
Weekly read, same shape
0
Undocumented handovers
01
Construct
We map the operation before we build anything.
How the work actually moves today, where it stalls, and which of it a system can hold. The spec comes out of that, not out of a product demo.
- Process and data map
- Integration inventory
- Build spec and scope
- Rollout plan
Process mapQuote to cash
How the work moves today
- Sales order
- Stock check
- Pick and pack
- Invoice
- Reconcile
Where it stalls
Pick and pack is re-keyed from a printed sheet, so stock is wrong until somebody reconciles it that evening.
5 steps · 2 systems · 1 spreadsheet
Illustrative system view
02
Install
It goes into the business and runs as part of it.
Deployed into your stack with roles, permissions and audit trails, monitored from the first run, and handed to a named owner rather than left with us.
- Deployed to your stack
- Roles and permissions
- Monitoring and alerts
- Handover and training
Install mapLive
- 01Sales order createdTrigger
- 02Stock reservedWritten to ERP
- 03Pick list issuedNo re-keying
- 04Invoice raisedPosted, logged
Audit
Every write is stamped with who, what and when.
Illustrative system view
03
Optimize and scale
We run it with you and tune it on real use.
Runs, failures and the steps still done by hand, read weekly. Once it holds, the next manual step comes out rather than the whole thing being rebuilt.
- Weekly read on runs
- Failure and retry review
- Next manual step removed
- Scale without a rewrite
Weekly readIllustrative
Runs this week
1,284
Completed clean
1,271
Retried once
13
Needed a human
0
Manual steps removed
6
The step a person is still doing by hand is the next thing we build.
Illustrative system view
How it runs
Four rulesthat keep it honest.
One weekly read
Runs completed, runs retried, runs that needed a person. One page, same shape every week, so a change in the shape means something.
One owner per failure
Every workflow has a named person and an alert. Nothing fails quietly into a log that somebody reads at the end of the month.
One source of record
One system holds the truth and the rest read from it. If two places can both be edited, they will disagree, and then nobody trusts either.
One change at a time
Trigger, rule or destination. Changing all three at once means the next week tells you nothing you can act on.
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Ready to builda system you can trust?
Tell us how the operation runs today and where the manual work is. If it is a fit, the next step is a working conversation, not a pitch.
- 305-513-1948
- info@arkadvisory.com
- Fort Lauderdale, Florida