Automation

Automation that survives audit

Designing RPA and document automation with controls, logging and ownership from day one.

Jun 20266 min read

Automation savings evaporate quietly. A bot breaks, a person quietly resumes the manual task, and nobody updates the business case.

The fix is unglamorous: design exceptions before the happy path, externalise business rules so policy changes do not need a release, keep an immutable log of every automated action, and give each automation a named owner with an SLA.

Auditors do not object to automation. They object to automation that cannot explain itself.

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