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Start by mapping the process
Write down how a task begins, who handles each step, what information is needed and where errors or delays tend to occur. Mapping the current process helps identify what should change before introducing automation.
Automate predictable hand-offs
Repeatable actions such as copying approved details, routing an inquiry or sending a reminder may be suitable for automation when tools support it. Keep a person involved when judgment, approval or a sensitive decision is required.
Plan for exceptions and ownership
Workflows need an owner, clear failure handling and a way to review what happened. Consider what the system should do when information is missing, a service is unavailable or a request needs special attention.
Measure usefulness in context
A workflow is useful when it makes work clearer or easier to manage. Agree how you will review it, document the steps and revisit the process as your business or tools change.
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