Who this is for
- Teams repeating the same lead, document or reporting tasks.
- Owners deciding whether an automation investment makes sense.
- Businesses connecting CRM, email, documents and external systems.
Find the repetitive work that has a practical automation case. Begin with an audit or choose a defined implementation scope, with people retaining critical decisions.
Map the steps, frequency, time costs and current failure points.
Review likely value, data risks, system access and human approvals.
Build the agreed workflows and verify representative cases and errors.
Review handover, support responsibilities and any separate maintenance needs.
Begin with evidence: find the highest-return processes, then automate only what is worth changing.
AUTOMATE CARE is available at €99 / €199 / from €399 per month. Paid software and external services are separate.
Choose a package in each service you need. Your plan and budget update as you go.
Add services below, then choose a package. You can change or remove each one.
Choose additional work for your organisation. The included baseline covers ESTisNEXT’s handling of your engagement.
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Preliminary budget for selected packages. Scope, timing, dependencies, audit credits and third-party costs are confirmed with the team. The diagram shows connected services, not an agreed delivery schedule.
Automation can connect data and access across systems. A PROTECT review and any additional controls are separately scoped; critical decisions retain agreed human oversight. PROTECT across this service →
AUDIT is a useful starting point when the priorities, integration feasibility or expected return are not yet clear.
No. We choose the approach for the task; a simple integration or a clearer process may be more suitable.
The catalog credits AUDIT toward BUSINESS or PRO. The team confirms the applicable conditions when agreeing the next scope.
Support follows the selected package. Ongoing AUTOMATE CARE and any external software costs are separate arrangements.
An enquiry does not place an order. Scope, price and timing are confirmed before work starts.
Discuss the selected plan →