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ORGUS · process intelligence by Techmates

A company without blind spots.

ORGUS uses AI to map how work runs in your company. You see the processes, find the bottlenecks and spot where to improve and automate.

What ORGUS does

ORGUS uses AI to map how work runs in your company.

  • See the processes and how they connect

    Who does what, in which tool, who decides and who the work is handed to.

  • Find the bottlenecks that slow you down

    Where work waits, where data is retyped by hand and where everything hangs on one person.

  • Spot where to improve and automate

    Repeated manual work that automation or an AI agent can take over, and places where changing the process is enough.

Where work gets stuck

Ask five people. You get five answers.

And every one of them is true. Procedures describe how work is supposed to run. The real process is known by the people who do it every day – each their own part.

How operations look in the overviewWhat mapping shows
OrdersData from e-mails is retyped by hand, sometimes twice.
ApprovalsAn approval sits somewhere and nobody knows with whom.
ToolsEvery department bought its own.
HandoffsAfter approval the data is exported to Finance. Nobody sees the status in between.

How ORGUS works

From conversations to a living map.

ORGUS builds the full picture from many focused, first-hand perspectives. By voice or text, at each participant’s own pace.

  1. Set the scope

    Choose the process, team, system or question you need to understand.

  2. Collect perspectives

    AI interviews each participant about the work they know directly.

  3. Connect the evidence

    ORGUS resolves overlaps and gaps into a process map, operating signals and prioritized opportunities.

ORGUS: from a recorded interview it connects people’s perspectives and flags operating signals – a manual handoff, a delay and an agent opportunity
Many perspectives. One evidence-backed operating map.

What you do with the map

One operating map. Four ways to use it.

Capture operational knowledge once and use it wherever understanding the work matters.

  • Onboard with the real picture

    Responsibilities, tools, decisions and handoffs, based on how experienced colleagues actually do the work.

  • Keep knowledge when people leave

    Capture dependencies and hidden manual work before a colleague leaves and their context leaves with them.

  • Map processes as they really run

    People, teams, tools, activities, decisions and handoffs between teams in an evidence-backed map.

  • Find opportunities for agents

    Bottlenecks, overloaded roles and repeated manual work that automation or an AI agent can take over.

With the Techmates team

ORGUS interviews the people.We add the numbers and the order of changes.

A workshop shows how leadership sees the process. ORGUS interviews everyone involved in it, marks where people’s views diverge and compares reality with the target state.

You get a map of the current state, the losses in numbers and a plan of changes ordered by savings, effort and risk. You can stop at the map. Or we connect the systems and automation or an AI agent takes over the routine.

to map one department; the whole order-to-cash flow in 4–8 weeks
2–3 weeks

Know the work before you change it.

Start with the people who do the work. Build a shared picture your next hire, handover and optimization can rely on.