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Automating Manual Business Processes

  • Writer: Abdulha mkaobst
    Abdulha mkaobst
  • Jun 16, 2022
  • 1 min read

Manual business processes are those that rely on human action and are not automated. Examples include passing paper forms, sending unformatted data, and requesting signatures or approvals. Human error is an inevitable part of the business world, and businesses that rely on employees for every process are at risk of errors. Errors can be minor or severe. Inaccurate data, for example, can be harmful to your business, and they can jeopardize your compliance with certain regulations. In addition to costing your business money and time, manual processes can also expose you to liability and financial penalties.


Regardless of the size of your business, manual processes are not scalable. When manual processes grow, you'll need to hire more employees and add HR costs. That can quickly add up, causing additional costs. Automation allows you to quickly and efficiently scale your business and respond to changing demand without adding additional staff. Manual processes also can become costly, particularly if they grow too quickly or experience seasonal fluctuations. Automation of manual business processes can help businesses of any size or type become more profitable and efficient.



In manual processes, the human element often becomes overwhelming. Repetitive tasks such as copying data from one system to another or logging in and out of systems can add up over time. Additionally, they introduce a range of necessary tasks such as managing duplicate files and keeping track of paperwork. All of these factors can add up to a significant amount of lost time. Automation of manual processes can eliminate errors and help you focus on your core competencies.


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