Hundreds heard, each on their own time
No workshops to schedule. Each person gets a time in their calendar they can move, and talks to Complexin for about twenty minutes, spoken or typed.
Complexin interviews everyone who does the work, one to one, and shows where each process waits, what people would hand to a machine, and what they want to keep.
Try it yourself
Tell it about your own week. It emails you what it heard, written up the way a leader reads it. In the real thing, it:
The old ways
Most organisations find that out one of three ways, and each one misses the part that decides where AI fits.
YOU GETThe process as it was designed, drawn on a whiteboard.
YOU MISSThe workaround that eats every Tuesday afternoon. Nobody in the room does it.
YOU GETInterviews with the people who had time, written up at the end.
YOU MISSEveryone outside the sample, and a record you can ask again next quarter.
YOU GETA score that says invoicing frustrates people.
YOU MISSWhich step, how often, and who they are waiting on.
YOU GETEvery person asked from the same Plan, the steps that wait, and how many said each.
YOU KEEPAll of it. The next Round starts where this one ended.
You approve a Plan, Complexin runs a Round of one-to-one interviews, and you read the Findings: the process step by step, where it waits, and how many interviews back each finding.
Ask everyone where their week goes, and see the work they would gladly hand over before you choose a tool.
Walk me through the last time you copied something from one system into another.
Orders come in by email and I type them into the ERP. Forty a day, maybe.
How long did the last batch take, start to finish?
Every interview walks the last real case, and one map from everyone shows the steps that wait on somebody else.
On the last close, what were you still waiting for on the final day?
Intercompany balances. Shared services confirm them, but only once someone chases.
Who does the chasing?
See how each side runs the work today, then ask again each month and see what moved.
What are you still doing the old way?
Approvals. I used to go to one person. Now it's two managers and they both send it back.
The last one that came back, what happened to it next?
You shape the Plan. Complexin hears from everyone at the client, one to one.
Take the last time this went wrong. What happened first?
It sat with finance for two days, and nobody told sales.
Who told the customer?
About twenty minutes per person, at a time placed in their calendar that they can move. You type what you want to find out and approve the Plan. An Administrator adds the people and their teams, and can upload process documents or an org chart. We set up the workspace with you and run the first Round alongside you.
Yes. Pick one team, or a handful of people, and one question. Every Round adds to what Complexin knows about how your organisation works, so the next question starts from what the first one learned.
Yes. A consultant can shape the Plan with their own judgment, run the Round with you, and work from Findings that hear from everyone, not a sample. What was learned stays with your organisation, so the next Round starts from it.
You take on the recommendations you want, and each one is tracked with where it stands. You can send a follow-up question to the people behind any finding, and the next Round opens with what changed since this one.
Yes. We work with your team to build the right tools, from handing one step to a machine to a small app for the work people want gone. The interviews have already mapped the process and what each person would hand over, so building starts from what your people said, not from another round of discovery.
Thirty minutes with us, on a process of yours. We show you the Plan, an interview and the Findings, and answer what you need to know before a first Round.
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