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A process can look acceptable on average while some kinds of work create disproportionate cost and delay. Roboyo reconstructs how your process really runs, from your systems and from the spreadsheets and email around them. We show where it slows, where it breaks and what each failure costs, and give your leadership the evidence to decide what to fund.
Where the problem hides
A large core process, a big system landscape, heavy past investment, and still little value. In that situation, the gap between what leadership believes happens and what actually happens is bigger than expected, and it is costing money. Part of the work can leave the system: exceptions go into spreadsheets and email until they form a second way of running the process.
The Enterprise Intelligence Engine is designed for leaders facing one or more of these situations:
Operating cost or lead times are high, and the variation in performance has no evidenced explanation.
Spreadsheets, trackers and email carry the exceptions, so no system shows the whole picture.
An ERP, CRM or workflow change, or a plan to deploy AI, needs a trusted picture of the process before design decisions are made.
It is less suited to a low-volume or low-cost process, a request to map everything, or interest in a tool with no decision or owner behind it.
Point of view
A process name is not evidence that the work behaves as a single process.
One named process can contain several distinct ways of working, shaped by the objects involved, their context, and the rules and decisions they trigger. So we do not start by asking which process to analyze. We ask under what conditions your process stops behaving as one. The analysis follows each case through your systems, and also what the case is about, its context and the conditions that change its path.
Judge the process by its averages.
Separate the kinds of work that drive disproportionate cost, delay, risk or customer harm.
Start from a tool.
Start from the decision the business needs to make, then choose the evidence sources that fit the process.
Deliver a list of observations.
End with a decision on each opportunity: fund, test, defer or reject.
What you get
How the process runs in practice, including the parts outside your systems: its variants, rework, handoffs, delays, control deviations and the points where value leaks.
Where the work slows or breaks and what each failure costs. Every value estimate is marked by the strength of its evidence, and not all released time is counted as headcount saved.
A board-level evidence pack that ranks the opportunities, proposes the change for each, and asks your leadership to fund, test, defer or reject it.
How the diagnostic works
We agree the business decision the work must support, who owns the process, where it starts and ends, and whether the evidence exists to answer the question. If the problem is not material, has no owner or cannot be evidenced, we recommend not running the full diagnostic.
OutputAn agreed scope and evidence plan, or a decision to re-scope, fix the data first or stop.
Roboyo's data engineering and lean specialists work with your process owner and experts. We build the evidence from system records and from the work outside them, through observation, interviews, case reviews and, where it fits, task capture. We validate it with the people who do the work, find where behavior changes and test why.
OutputA validated picture of how the process behaves, where it changes and why.
Each opportunity gets a proposed change, a value estimate and a confidence level. We play the evidence back to your leadership, who decide what to fund, test, defer, re-scope, reject or scale, and whether the next step is implementation, a pilot, a sharper business case or further diagnosis.
OutputA board-level evidence pack, a sequenced roadmap and a recorded decision.
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Find the right starting point
The Enterprise Intelligence Engine is the diagnostic entry point: start here when the question is where the work is breaking and what it costs. If you already know where it hurts and want the process fixed before anything is built, explore Lean Forward. If you know the workflow and want a team to build it into production and run it, explore Agentic FDE.
Practical questions
No. Bring a costly process or a decision you cannot yet make with confidence. We start by checking that the problem is material, has an owner and can be evidenced.
Process mining is one possible source of evidence, not the method. The analysis can also use task mining, workflow logs, system exports, spreadsheets, operational reports, interviews, observation and case reviews. The sources are chosen to fit the question and the process.
Only if the process needs it. Task mining records activity on the screen. It suits repeatable, computer-heavy work and is of no use where the work happens away from a screen. The method does not depend on it.
A senior sponsor, a process owner, people who know how the work runs, and access to the systems and data that record it. Value estimates carry the highest confidence when they combine system evidence, validation by your experts and a finance baseline. The specific access and time are agreed during scoping.
That depends on the process, the state of its data and the access needed. We agree the scope, milestones and commercial terms with you before the work starts.
Tell us which process concerns you, what you know about its cost, and the decision it needs to support. We will help you judge whether the evidence exists to answer it.
