Managed ServicesManaged Automation

Running the bots and workflows, ours or inherited, against an agreed response time.

A support engineer with a headset on duty by an office window
30 days. One incident, resolved within SLA.
20+automations in productionIntelligent Automation Program for an Italian Multi-Utility

Everything in Managed Services

Open a capability to see what it covers, where to start and the work behind it.

Including the unglamorous part: assessing every upstream application change before it silently breaks a scheduled run.

Ways to start

Named, fixed-scope engagements. Every one has a duration, a named deliverable and an exit, and you keep what we build whether or not you continue.

  • Retainer

    Managed Automation Care

    Monthly retainer covering monitoring, incident response and the change work that keeps automations alive as the systems underneath them drift.

    Duration
    Rolling, 3-month minimum
    What you keep
    Thirty days' notice, and the runbooks leave with you.
  • Rescue

    Automation Rescue

    Two weeks to audit an inherited bot estate that keeps breaking, stabilise the worst of it, and tell you what is worth keeping.

    Duration
    2 weeks
    What you keep
    You get the inventory even if you retire everything in it.

Bars drawn to scale: one block is one week.

What we build on

The platforms behind the practice, and the products we hold experience in.

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UiPath Studio
Microsoft SharePoint
UiPath Automation Cloud
OpenCV
Wise
Microsoft Power Automate
UiPath Document Understanding
Google Document AI
SAP
Google Drive
n8n
Python
Playwright
ServiceNow
JavaScript
Apache Airflow
Microsoft SQL Server
Robot Framework
Stripe
VirusTotal
Microsoft Excel
Microinvest Delta Pro
Tesseract OCR
PayPal

How we see it

Including the unglamorous part: assessing every upstream application change before it silently breaks a scheduled run.

Tell us which process hurts.

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