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Kantex Automation

Work that runs itself

Process automation means having recurring steps in your business processes carried out automatically, such as checking data, passing it on to another system or asking a colleague for approval. Kantex captures those steps in workflows that run on their own and send a notification when a person needs to step in.

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Sound familiar?

Where organisations get stuck

Much of the work consists of the same actions: check something, pass it on, let someone know. We map those steps and make them run automatically, with a clear view of what is happening.

  • Repetitive tasks

    Staff spend their day copying, pasting and chasing up instead of doing their actual job.

  • Work gets stuck

    Without a fixed route, requests sit waiting until someone happens to pick them up.

  • No overview

    Nobody can see at a glance which tasks are running, stuck or done.

Capabilities

What Kantex builds for you

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  • Workflows

    Steps, conditions and exceptions captured in a process that runs automatically.

  • Approvals

    The right person gets a notification and approves from email, chat or a dedicated screen.

  • Scheduling and triggers

    Processes start at a set time, when a new order arrives or as soon as a value changes.

  • Monitoring

    Failed steps are reported and can be rerun in a controlled way.

  • For example

    • Creating a new customer automatically in every system
    • Quote → order → invoice without re-keying
    • Sending a daily report automatically

How it works technically

From source to result

The flow diagram for process automation: which systems are the source, what the integration or processing does and what comes out.

  1. Source

    Trigger from an existing system

    A new order, a set time or a changed value in one of your systems starts the process.

    • New order
    • Schedule
    • Changed value
  2. Integration and processing

    Workflow with conditions and approvals

    Steps, conditions and exceptions are defined. The right person gets a notification and approves from email, chat or a dedicated screen; failed steps are reported and can be rerun.

    • Conditions and exceptions
    • Approval by email or chat
    • Monitoring and retries
  3. Result

    Data passed on and a clear view of status

    The customer exists in every system, the quote has become an order and an invoice without re-keying, and you can see which tasks are running, stuck or done.

    • CRM and ERP
    • Invoicing
    • Status overview

In practice

Process automation by sector

Questions

Frequently asked questions about process automation

Which processes are suitable for automation?

Processes that happen often, follow fixed rules and currently involve moving data between systems by hand. Think of order processing, customer registration, approvals and reporting.

Do we need to replace our current software?

Usually not. Automation works on top of your existing systems through their integration options. Only if a system allows no integration at all do we discuss alternatives.

How soon will we see results?

A first automated process is often live within a few weeks. We start with the process that takes the most time, so the gain is visible straight away.

Combine with

Other solutions

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Kantex AI

AI solutions

Assistants, document processing and AI agents that work with your data and your systems.

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Kantex Integrations

API integrations

Integrations between your webshop, ERP, CRM, accounting and suppliers that keep working reliably.

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Kantex Custom Software

Custom software

Web applications, portals and internal tools, built around your own process.

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Free introductory call

Process automation for your organisation?

Book a free 30-minute introductory call. We walk through your process and show where software, integrations or AI deliver the most.

  • No obligation and no sales pitch
  • Concrete opportunities for your process
  • A clear next step and quote
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Free process analysis

Find out in 30 minutes what you can automate

Together we walk through one process and show where software, integrations or AI save time. No obligation.