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AUTOMATION IMPLEMENTATION / CANADA

Automation implementation services for Canadian businesses

Once the automation plan is settled, Haben builds it into something your staff use every day. We set up the tools, link the records, try out duplicate and failed requests, and give your team the switches to run and pause the process.

WORKFLOW EXAMPLEHaben takes one chore your staff repeat and makes it run.We build one chosen task, test it with your team and make errors easy to spot.
TASKAgreed work
CONNECTRequired tools
TESTErrors and exceptions
REVIEWAccepted output
IMPLEMENTATION EXAMPLETask - Connect - Test - Review
OUTPUTCHECKED BYYour staff
ERRORS GOTOA named person
COSTPER MONTHHours and fees

CANADA / YOUR PROJECT

You agree the process; we put it into daily use.

Small Canadian teams get one automation running in daily work, odd cases and all, not only the tidy path.

01 / PROJECT CONSIDERATION

Staff can usually name the step they repeat, yet nobody has written down what happens when a customer edits an order or leaves a field blank. We run those messy cases through the build first, before any live system is connected.

02 / PROJECT CONSIDERATION

Many Canadian teams work in English and French or across several time zones. We build the messages, reminders and review queues so each person gets them in their own language and during their own working hours.

REAL-RECORD TESTING

Has the planned connection been tested on your real records?

Take a supplier invoice process your finance lead has already designed: the file arrives, fields such as GST or HST amounts get filled in, and anything doubtful goes to a person in accounts. We build exactly that and test the real hand-off between staff. Our test set includes credit notes and invoices from Quebec suppliers written in French, so those do not stall later.

01

Which repeated task should we automate for you first?

02

Which logins and records must the automation reach?

03

Who checks the cases the rules cannot settle?

04

How will your team know the change saves work?

AUTOMATION IMPLEMENTATION SERVICES

We put an agreed automation into everyday use.

Haben settles the scope, links the needed systems, tries awkward cases and hands the running workflow to its owner.

Workflow Build

The process is mapped but does not yet run in your team’s tools.

Haben sets up the trigger that starts the task, every step in it and the staff member who checks what comes out.
Connect the existing tools

Staff still re-type the same information from one system into another.

Systems that must swap data get linked, and the tools you already rely on stay in place wherever the link holds up.
Human Review

Some requests need a person to check them before work carries on.

Your staff see exactly where the process pauses for a human check and how to fix a step that failed.
Launch Reporting

A workflow goes live before anyone knows whether it improved the task.

We compare the time needed and whether the output was accepted, counting errors and extra staff effort before anyone decides to expand.

HOW IT WORKS

From agreed plan to staff handover.

We take one process: what goes in, what should come out and who owns it. Haben builds the link, runs it through order changes and missing details, and hands over a working workflow with written daily instructions.

01

Confirm the specification

We confirm the agreed process, a sample input, the expected record and who needs which login, and settle open decisions before building begins.

02

Connect the systems

Each step keeps the original email or file next to whatever the AI pulled out or drafted. A failed update is logged for a person, never lost quietly.

03

Test recovery

We repeat a submission, leave out a required detail and interrupt a connection. Retries must not create duplicate records, and staff must be able to recover the request.

04

Hand over operation

We sit with your staff through a normal day and a few odd cases until they can run the workflow without us in the room.

WHY HABEN

For teams wanting AI built and running, not just planned.

Every build comes with sample test runs, the access it depends on and a simple way to undo mistakes. Your staff run the whole task before signing off the handover.

ExampleA possible starting point

When an invoice arrives with a GST/HST number the system cannot read clearly, the workflow sets it aside as a review task. Someone in accounts checks the scanned original against the filled-in fields before any correction is saved.

ScopeAgreed first deliverable

We deliver the agreed connection with checks for missing details, repeated submissions and failed steps, plus a short guide for restarting a stuck request.

CheckHow you know it works

A week of real invoices runs through; flagged ones reach review.

SERVICE QUESTIONS

Answers for Canadian buyers comparing automation implementation.

What will the first project actually build for us?

You get one working workflow on the agreed connection, tested against order changes and missing details, with daily instructions your staff can follow from day one and a record of every test.

What happens if the workflow breaks after handover?

Failed steps land in a review queue with the original file attached, so no invoice or order is lost. Under a support plan we fix the cause; otherwise your own developer gets our notes on how each link works.

Is this the same thing as process consulting work?

Consulting works out how the process ought to run and whether automating it makes sense. Implementation builds a design you already agreed. One project can include both if the proposal spells out each part.

How are scope and price settled before we start?

We review the workflow and the systems it touches with you. You then receive a written proposal with the build, testing, handover, running costs and fee, with GST/HST shown, for your sign-off.

INTRO MEETING

We get one repeated task running in your own tools.

We start from the task your team repeats most and the tools it already uses, then show you a first test run on your own sample records.

Discuss the first step →