one workflow. every voice —

Find the work worth automating.

Share one link with the team. Mia maps what each person describes and shows the best-supported places to automate first. Every recommendation opens to the evidence behind it.

One link to the teamUp to 30 minutes eachEvery recommendation has evidence
workflow assessment · invoice processing · 10 voices
what we heard —
Line items re-keyed by hand9 of 10
Approvals wait 2 days in Slack7 of 10
Signed PDFs filed manually6 of 10

Every finding opens to the exact words behind it.

one link for the team.
each voice adds to the map —
01 · workflow assessment

Start with the work people repeat.

The process doc says four steps. The real workflow has eleven, two owners nobody named, and an approval that waits two days in Slack. Mia interviews each person who touches it, then stitches what they say into one map.

You see where work queues, what gets re-keyed, and which automation to test first. Every recommendation is grounded in the evidence behind it.

One workflow, end to endRepetitive work flaggedQuote-level evidence
finding · 9 of 10 voices

Line items are re-keyed by hand.

evidence — ops lead · 04:12

“I copy each invoice line into Xero because the PDF never imports cleanly.”

evidence — finance assistant · 11:47

“If an approval sits in Slack, I chase it by hand the next day.”

open exact words →
workflow map · invoice processing · ops
Invoice lands in shared inbox
Re-key line items into Xeromanual · 30×/wk
Chase approval on Slackwaits ~2 days
File signed PDF to Drive
#1 automation candidate~4 hrs/wk back
02 · workflow map

See where the work gets stuck.

Name the team, the workflow, and the decision the map should settle. Share one link. Mia interviews each person for up to 30 minutes, usually less, and walks their workflow end to end: triggers, tools, handoffs, volumes, exceptions, and the repetitive work nobody put in the process doc.

You get a workflow diagram per person, a joined view of the handoffs people described, and a ranked list of automation opportunities, each scored for impact and feasibility and backed by what people said.

Per-person workflow diagramsTeam handoff mapDuplication analysisRanked automation opportunities
01 · send

Send one link. Hear from the team.

Write the objective and share the link in a channel. People talk to Mia in the browser whenever suits them. No logins, no calendar tetris, no interviewer drift between sessions.

02 · interview

Ask the follow-up that matters.

Mia probes the vague answers: 'roughly how many times a week?' She mirrors each person's own vocabulary and honours the stated time cap. Consistent depth across every session.

03 · evidence

Every recommendation has evidence.

Every theme, handoff, and automation opportunity links back to the transcript lines behind it. Open the drawer, read what was said, decide for yourself.

ready when you are —

Map one workflow. Know what to automate first.

Built for AI and operations consultants running team workflow assessments. Gather handles the interviews, map, and evidence pack.