Solutions

Intelligent process automation

From a single scheduled task to a process that runs across four systems and three approvals. Built as software you can read, not as a recording of someone clicking.

Work that only happens because someone remembers

Every business runs on steps that exist in one person’s head: the export that happens each Monday, the check before the invoice goes out, the chase when a supplier is late. None of it is written down and all of it stops when that person is on leave.

What we do

Workflows with real branching

Conditions, parallel paths, waits and retries. A workflow that cannot express "unless it is over fifty thousand" is not modelling your business.

Approvals with an audit trail

Who approved what, when, and what they saw at the time. Recorded because it was designed in, not reconstructed from logs afterwards.

Rules kept out of the code

Thresholds and eligibility live in a rules engine, so changing a limit is a configuration change rather than a deployment.

Failure that is visible

Jobs retry with backoff, and the ones that exhaust their retries surface as alerts rather than as silence.

How an engagement runs

  1. 1
    Model

    The process as it will run, agreed on paper before anything is built.

  2. 2
    Build

    Workflow, actions and rules, against a copy of your data.

  3. 3
    Pilot

    Run alongside the manual process until the two agree.

  4. 4
    Cut over

    Switch, with the manual path still available for a defined period.

What it is built on

Delivered on Xeplr Workflow, with the open-source engine packages underneath it.

  • Xeplr Workflow
  • @xeplr/jobs
  • @xeplr/actions
  • @xeplr/rules
  • @xeplr/expression-handler

See it against your own data

A demo runs on your schema, not a sample dataset. Thirty minutes, no deck.