E-commerce automation

Orders, inventory, invoicing and customer communication in one connected process.

01 / SITUATION ASSESSMENT

Where time and money are usually wasted

Automation doesn't start with the device. First, we examine where work is repeated, where data resides in separate systems, and which errors cause real business loss.

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Inventory discrepancies

It can lead to wrong decisions, unnecessary negotiations and direct financial loss.

02

Manual order processing

Each repeated data entry creates a new possibility for error, and the execution is difficult to trace back.

03

Abandoned baskets

Instead of creating value, the employees deal with repetitive administration.

04

Slow customer responses

It degrades response time, holds up the next work phase, and can cause loss of customers or revenue.

05

Return administration

It increases operational risk and makes it difficult to measure performance accurately.

06

Scattered sales data

It makes the turnaround unpredictable, which means an additional burden for customers and employees.

02 / TYPICAL POSSIBILITIES

Examples of processes that can be automated

The following are common examples that can be easily automated — not a closed list of services. We always design the specific solution for your operation, systems and business goals. It can be fully automatic or, where necessary, monitored with human approval points.

Order and inventory synchronization

The data of the various sources are entered into the next system in a unified structure, without manual copying.

Automatic invoicing

The necessary information is automatically sent to the next work phase, eliminating manual transmission and waiting.

Abandoned cart tracking

Data collection and comparison is accelerated while individual conditions can still be checked.

Return process

Data collection and comparison is accelerated while individual conditions can still be checked.

Customer Status Notification

The right message reaches the customer or the person in charge at the right time, based on the current status.

Sales report

The system automatically prepares and forwards the necessary data to the existing reporting channel.

Fewer order errors and more repeat customers

Up to 2 weeksintroduction of the first automation
Loggedprocess and robot run
Prioritybased on business value
03 / PROFESSIONAL APPROACH

Technology in the background, operation in the foreground

The project does not end with the delivery of an independent bot. We build a documented, monitored and modifiable system.

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Survey and Prioritize

We map labor time, the cost of errors, lost revenue opportunities and the path of data.

RESULTA prioritized automation plan, measurable with a first project.
03

Introduction and operation

We integrate the existing systems, test the operation, document and train the employees involved.

CONTINUITYMonitoring, error management, backup and planned further development.
04 / INTEGRATIONS

Your existing systems work together

The following are examples, not a closed list. We also connect older and unique systems with API, webhook, database connection, controlled import-export or robotic management.

ShopifyWooCommerceBORINGShop renterBillingoSzámlázz.huMicrosoft 365Google WorkspaceExcel / Google SheetsSharePoint / Google DriveTeams / SlackREST API / WebhookSFTP/CSVSQL databaseAI APIsUnique internal system

Are you using a different system? No problem: during the technical survey, we examine the possibility of API, file, database or interface-based connection.

05 / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Before the first consultation

Do existing systems need to be replaced?+

Usually not. We primarily strive to securely connect current devices.

How long is the introduction?+

A well-defined first automation can be introduced in as little as 2 weeks. For a more complex system, we will provide an exact schedule after the audit.

Is the return guaranteed?+

We do not promise a guaranteed result without an audit. We provide measurable goals and a data-based estimate.

Free of charge automation test

Show a problematic process. We look at whether it can be automated, what systems need to be connected, and how to get started.