1. Decide
  2. Build
  3. Scale

Redesign the work before you automate it

We map the process as it really runs, then design who decides, who acts and what happens on exceptions. Controls and service levels are built in.

Agentic Process Redesign is the work of mapping a finance or operations process as it really runs, then redesigning who decides, who acts and what happens on exceptions across people, agents and automation. It produces target-state process models, a specification the build team can implement and controls built into the process.

What changes in the operation

  • Fewer steps, fewer handoffs

    Redundant steps and rework loops leave the process before any technology goes in, so the build automates a shorter process.

  • Clear decision rights

    Every decision has an owner: an agent within set limits, a rule or a person.

  • Controls designed in

    Approvals, segregation of duties and audit evidence are drawn on the process map, so they exist on the first day in production.

How it runs, and what you receive

  1. Measure the process

    Mine system data and shadow operators to establish how the work runs today, where it waits and where it fails.

  2. Redesign the work

    Design the target state: which steps disappear, who decides, what an agent does, what stays deterministic, how exceptions flow.

  3. Build in the controls

    Place approvals, evidence and service levels on the map, and agree the targets with process owners and audit.

  4. Prepare the handover

    Deliver the specification, train the operators and align stakeholders, so the people affected are ready when the change goes live.

You receive

  • Evidence of the process as it runs
  • Target-state BPMN 2.0 models
  • Work allocation map
  • Exception and escalation policy
  • Controls matrix and service levels
  • Automation-ready specification and change plan

What we can show today

Coopecaja Financial Services

A BPMN redesign removed four redundant steps before anything was automated.

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Cycle-time reduction
92%
Legacy systems unified
3
Cases completed the same day
87%

Figures are from the scope and measurement period described in each case. They are not projections for other engagements.

Frequently asked questions

Isn't this just business analysis?

Business analysis documents what exists. We also measure it with system data, redesign it and produce a specification your build team can implement, including who handles each exception.

Can you do this without process-mining software?

Yes. When data volume allows, log exports and spreadsheets are enough. We can use a process-mining platform, such as UiPath Process Mining, when scale justifies it.

Do you only redesign, or also implement?

Both. The same team can carry the redesigned process into build, or hand you a specification that your team or another partner implements.

Bring one process. We will show you what changes.

Share the workflow, its monthly volume, the systems involved and where exceptions pile up. A delivery lead will come back with an assessment of fit and a practical next step.