Automation in MS Office
Many companies deal with daily routine tasks that could be executed much more efficiently through automation. These tasks include invoicing processes, generating regularly recurring reports, managing large datasets, and other repetitive workflows.
Do you want to save time and costs by reducing these time-consuming processes to just a few clicks? How much time could your employees invest in other critical projects if they didn’t have to focus on routine tasks?
Often, data records are stored in Excel, and you may need to generate a report, report, or contract in Word from that data. In most cases, automations can make sense even within Excel, especially when the Excel file needs to remain flexible, manual work can be reduced, and future extensions are planned. Excel frequently serves as a consolidation vessel for data from various sources. Many databases or other programs (e.g., ERP systems) offer interfaces to Excel, meaning data is first downloaded into Excel before being consolidated and analysed.