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What the work looks like now
Which processes eat the most time, who touches them, and where things get re-keyed, chased or rebuilt. Rough answers are fine — precision is what the audit is for.
Contact
Forty minutes, no charge, no obligation.
Book a 40-minute Automation Audit conversation, or email hello@operiya.com. No charge, no obligation, and no scheduling form to fill in twice.
Two ways in.
Booking opens the live calendar in a new tab. Email reaches the founder directly — not a shared inbox, not a ticket queue.
- Based in
- Bengaluru, India · IST (UTC+5:30)
- Working with
- India and English-speaking markets, remotely
- Typical reply
- One business day
What the forty minutes covers
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Where the money probably is
A first pass at which two or three processes are costing the most. Not a quantified figure: that requires access to the people doing the work.
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Whether an audit is worth buying
Including when it is not. If the scope is already clear, or the processes are simple and stable, you are better served by a builder than a diagnosis, and we will say so.
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What it would cost
Scope determines the number, so the number comes after the scope. If it makes sense to proceed, a written quote follows: fixed fee, fixed dates, no hourly billing.
Do I need to prepare anything?
No. Turn up and describe how the work actually gets done — including the parts that embarrass you, which are usually the expensive ones.
If you happen to have headcount for the team involved, rough volumes, or the tools they use, it makes the conversation sharper. None of it is required, and none of it needs to be accurate to the decimal.
There is no deck. The call is a diagnosis, not a pitch.
Next step
Pick a time that works.
The calendar is live. Book directly — there is no qualification form in between.