Automation Profit Audit

Know what to automate before you pay to build it.

For a fixed €490, Kastovia analyses one repeatable workflow, estimates the cost of its current friction, and delivers a build-ready automation plan within five business days.

Submit a workflow
No payment until scope suitability is confirmed. Any applicable tax is disclosed before payment.
Fixed fee490

One workflow · five business days · 45-minute readout

AnalysisBlueprintDecision
€490fixed fee
01defined workflow
05business days
45minute readout
Your choiceimplementation optional

What you receive

Four artifacts. One executive readout.

The audit focuses tightly enough to be useful. Findings, assumptions, controls, and exclusions are visible throughout.

01

Current-state workflow map

Actors, systems, inputs, handoffs, waiting time, exceptions, and duplicated work.

02

Workload and cost model

Volume, frequency, handling time, assumptions, and an indicative annual cost.

03

Automation blueprint

Trigger, sequence, tools, data fields, human approvals, exception paths, and controls.

04

Prioritized implementation plan

Quick wins, dependencies, risks, ownership, and a practical first build scope.

05

Executive readout

A 45-minute walkthrough of findings, assumptions, trade-offs, and next actions.

Sample deliverable

See how the decision takes shape.

This illustrative order-intake example is fictional; it demonstrates structure, not promised savings.

01 / Executive finding31 hours of manual handling each month.

Three intake sources and two re-keying steps create the clearest automation opportunity.

02 / Current-state map
EmailSheetCRM

Every actor, tool, wait state, and exception is made visible.

03 / Target blueprintAutomate capture. Keep approval human.

Structured extraction, validation, and routing reduce handling without hiding consequential decisions.

04 / Build priorities
  1. Standardize intake fields
  2. Automate validation
  3. Add exception queue

Good fit

A repeatable process with a clear beginning and end.

  • Known or estimable monthly volume
  • Multiple handoffs, delays, or repeated entry
  • A process owner who can explain exceptions
  • A team seeking evidence before implementation

Not included

Clear boundaries keep the audit useful.

  • Software implementation or subscriptions
  • Multiple unrelated workflows
  • Legal, tax, security, or regulatory certification
  • Guaranteed savings or outcomes
  • Production passwords or unrestricted access

How it works

From brief to build decision.

01

Submit

Describe the workflow, systems, volume, and current friction.

02

Confirm

Kastovia checks whether the work fits the fixed scope before requesting payment.

03

Analyse

The current process is mapped, assumptions modelled, and target workflow designed.

04

Decide

Implement internally, request a Kastovia quote, use another partner, or retain the plan.

Before you submit

Questions worth answering clearly.

Does the audit include implementation?

No. The €490 covers analysis and the written decision package. Implementation is optional and quoted separately.

When does the five-day period begin?

After scope is confirmed, payment is complete, and the agreed kickoff information has been received.

Can our team implement the plan?

Yes. The blueprint is designed for an internal team, Kastovia, or another qualified implementation partner.

Are savings guaranteed?

No. Cost and payback estimates depend on the volumes, handling times, assumptions, and implementation choices stated in the report.

What if the workflow is not suitable?

Kastovia will say so before requesting payment and recommend a more appropriate next step where possible.

Scope review

Tell us about one workflow worth improving.

Share enough context to evaluate fit. Do not send passwords, access tokens, customer records, or protected data through this form.

ReplyScope fit + next step
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Illustrative report preview

A decision package, not a vague deck.

This fictional order-intake example shows the level of structure. Every real audit uses the client’s confirmed inputs and assumptions.

01 / Executive findingManual intake absorbs 31 hours each month.

Three sources, two re-keying steps, and inconsistent exception handling create the largest avoidable cost.

02 / Current state
EmailSheetCRM

Actors, tools, handoffs, delays, rework, and exceptions mapped in one view.

03 / Target stateAutomate capture. Keep approval human.

Structured intake and validation reduce handling while a named owner retains the final decision.

Submit a workflow for review