Automate Routine Busywork
Free your teams from the repetitive tasks that drain their time without bringing value.
When it's time for business process automation
Automation is worth it when:
- Admin tasks limit how fast your teams can move
- Important contracts get stuck on people's desks
- Data entry errors are already a problem
- Work gets stuck between departments
- Generating routine reports takes too long
- Your staff is frustrated at how much boring paperwork they have to do
Why use Marco for business automation services
Business process automation isn't just something we do. It's something we live and breathe.
First-hand experience
Insider expertise
Strategic guidance
Is your data ready for automation?
Find out if you have the right foundation in place to start automating at scale.
How we get you from point A to point B
Our services are designed to meet you where you are and move you to the next stage in your automation journey.
Getting started
Everything you need to get off the ground, including employee idea submission, AI-powered opportunity scoring, and analyst-backed action plans.
Moving forward
Execute on your automation plans with a prioritized automation queue, sprint-based development and deployment, and a dedicated delivery lead.
Scaling up
Get even bigger wins with custom AI models, intelligent document processing, enterprise governance, and M-Files integrations.
Common questions about process automation solutions
Process automation can dramatically affect your productivity and profitability, but only when it's solving real problems. Here's what our clients ask us.
Business process automation (BPA) uses tech to complete repetitive, rule-based tasks like approvals, data entry, and document routing.
Good candidates for automation are processes where you routinely see bottlenecks or careless errors.
Workflow automation is when you outline a process, step by step, and use tech to automate it.
It's often used interchangeably with business process automation, but technically speaking, workflow automation refers to a single process, while BPA is broader.
Robotic process automation (RPA) is when you use software to automate a repetitive task.
This term overlaps a lot with business process automation (BPA). Think of BPA as the goal, and RPA as one way to get there.
Automating your business processes can help you:
- Save your staff time
- Reduce data entry errors
- Eliminate bottlenecks
- Improve responsiveness
- Give humans more time for decisions that require a human brain
- Provide leadership with more visibility
Departments with lots of paper-based processes often see the biggest gains.
At Marco, we suggest starting with processes that:
- Take up a lot of time
- Cause the most errors
- Have multiple approval steps
- Require frequent handoffs between people and systems
At Marco, we'd always recommend looking for a partner that focuses on problems, not tools.
Every business has different process challenges, and a good partner will make sure they understand how you work and where automation will bring the most value before they recommend something.
A deeper dive on document workflow automation
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