From requirement to handover, step by step.
Every automation is treated as an engineering deliverable: specified, assessed, built, validated and documented. Each step ends with a defined output.
Analysis
Understand how the task is done today, which data and standards are involved, and which constraints apply (CAD versions, IT rules, data management).
→ requirement summaryFeasibility
Evaluate the technical options against the requirements, name the risks and limits openly, and recommend an approach, or advise against automation where it does not pay off.
→ feasibility noteImplementation
Build the tool against the agreed specification, with readable code, configuration instead of hard-coded values, and clear error messages.
→ working toolValidation
Test on representative data, including edge cases, and document the results before the tool is used on real work.
→ test recordHandover
Hand over documentation, a short training and, as agreed, the source code, so the tool can be used and maintained.
→ documentation
How a project starts.
- You describe a recurring task, without confidential details.
- An NDA is signed before any project details are shared, if needed.
- A discovery conversation clarifies scope and constraints.
- The analysis and feasibility note form the basis of a proposal.