Caution for this category. Document every automation and check where client data flows; an automation nobody understands is a risk.
#66
Back-office automation
- Who buys
- SMEs
- Indicative revenue
- $300–2,000 per project
- First step
- Map one client's weekly admin.
#67
Quote preparation assistant
- Who buys
- Trades and agencies
- Indicative revenue
- $300–1,000
- First step
- Build one quote template.
#68
Automated bookkeeping preparation
- Who buys
- Small businesses
- Indicative revenue
- $100–400 per month
- First step
- Automate document collection for one client.
#69
Appointment booking and reminders
- Who buys
- Practices and salons
- Indicative revenue
- $200–600
- First step
- Set up reminders for one business.
#70
Chatbots for websites and messaging
- Who buys
- Websites and shops
- Indicative revenue
- $300–1,500
- First step
- Build one chatbot from an FAQ.
#71
Dashboards for managers
- Who buys
- Managers
- Indicative revenue
- $300–1,500
- First step
- Build one dashboard from a spreadsheet.
#72
Unpaid invoice reminders
- Who buys
- SMEs
- Indicative revenue
- $200–600
- First step
- Automate reminders for one client.
#73
Document management and archiving
- Who buys
- Firms with paper
- Indicative revenue
- $500–2,000
- First step
- Organise one client's folders.
#74
Recruitment automation
- Who buys
- Growing companies
- Indicative revenue
- $300–1,200
- First step
- Automate one hiring pipeline.
#75
Delivery route optimisation
- Who buys
- Delivery businesses
- Indicative revenue
- $300–1,500
- First step
- Optimise one week of routes.
#76
Tender monitoring
- Who buys
- Companies bidding
- Indicative revenue
- $100–400 per month
- First step
- Set up a watch for one sector.
#77
Quality documentation and procedures
- Who buys
- Manufacturers and labs
- Indicative revenue
- $500–3,000
- First step
- Rewrite five procedures.
#78
Maintenance and support of automations
- Who buys
- Clients with automations
- Indicative revenue
- $100–500 per month
- First step
- Offer maintenance to your past clients.
Prices, budgets and timelines are indicative orders of magnitude for an international audience. Adjust them to your local market and check official sources before any decision. No income is promised.
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