ben.SOFTWARE STUDIO

BUSINESS PROCESS AUTOMATION

Less copying. Better connected work.

When the same information is typed into two systems, or a routine task waits on manual copying, a focused automation can make the workflow simpler. BEN connects existing tools through available APIs, starting with one clearly defined process.

Discuss your project

Find a repeatable process

Good candidates have a clear trigger, known inputs and a predictable result. For example, an enquiry might need to create a CRM entry, an order might need a notification, or a catalogue might need a controlled update from an existing business system.

Before building, we check how the workflow behaves when a field is missing, a duplicate arrives or a connected tool is unavailable. These details matter as much as the happy path.

Agree the connections and controls

The starter scope covers one workflow between two tools with suitable APIs. We review authentication, the fields that must be mapped, limits on API usage and what the process is allowed to change.

More tools, complex transformations, historical imports and workflows involving sensitive records need a separate estimate. We also agree which failures should be visible and when a person must intervene.

A practical example from our portfolio

Materia Home’s Micro.bg synchronisation links an existing source of product data with the website catalogue. It illustrates the value of connecting systems around a defined business process.

A synchronisation is a specific kind of integration. Your project may need different rules for pricing, stock, duplicate records or manual review; those rules are agreed before implementation.

View the Materia Home project and full portfolio ↗
BEFORE YOU START

Questions about business process automation.

How much does business automation cost?

BEN’s starter scope begins at €420 for one automated workflow connecting two existing tools through their available APIs. Complex logic, additional tools, subscriptions and ongoing support are quoted separately.

Do we have to replace our existing software?

Not necessarily. The first step is to check whether your existing tools expose suitable APIs and can support the intended workflow.

What happens if a connected system fails?

We agree how failures should be surfaced and which steps need review. Retry behaviour and duplicate prevention depend on the workflow and connected tools.

Start with one useful change.

Describe your goal, your users and the tools you already use. We will clarify the scope before quoting.

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