Practical workflow automation

Make the
next step
automatic.

Connect the small handoffs between your existing tools. Give each request a place, each next action an owner, and each important decision a person.

Tell us about one workflow

For service businesses and small operations teams.
Start with one useful, clearly scoped workflow.

THE PASSAGE01 → 04
An illustration of the handoff, not a live connection.
Your existing tools/One agreed workflow/Human approval/A usable handover

The work between
the work.

An enquiry is only one starting point. A checklist, an approval queue or a recurring update may be the handoff worth improving.

  1. 01

    Enquiry handoffs

    From a new business request to a visible owner, next action and exception queue.

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  2. 02

    Onboarding and handover checklists

    From an agreed start to a checklist that makes missing information hard to overlook.

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  3. 03

    Approvals and follow-up drafts

    From a status or review date to an unsent draft with a person at the decision point.

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  4. 04

    Routine operational reports

    From one consistent tracker snapshot to exact counts and a clear exception list.

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Explore the services

See the logic

Four examples.
No mystery.

Try fictional cases that show what happens when a request repeats, a field is missing, or an update is out of date. They run in your browser and send nothing.

Try the interactive examples

One agreed workflow.
£450 total.

A feasibility-approved pilot with one input, one existing tracker and at most two approved app connections. Includes the agreed rules, human-review points, handover, one revision and seven calendar days of fixes against the agreed cases.

No VAT charged. £225 deposit only after feasibility and written scope; £225 on acceptance. Third-party costs are agreed separately.

See the pilot in full

Start with the process.
Keep the person in control.

We look at what already works, test the intended connections and agree the boundary before asking you to commit.

How we work

A clear next step

Tell us about
one workflow.

What comes in, where should it go,
and who needs to act?

Discuss the handoff hello@workpassage.co.uk

A short outline is enough. Please leave passwords and private records out of an initial email.