How consultancies deliver process automation to clients
Consultancies delivering process automation face a structural problem: the diagnosis is billable and the implementation is expensive. Building custom software for each client rarely pays. In Jestor, the implementation happens without code and can be delivered under the consultancy's own brand.
Why the traditional model limits the practice
A process consultancy maps a client's operation, identifies the problems and produces a recommendation. Then the client asks who implements it.
The honest answers have historically been a development project, a software purchase the consultancy does not control, or a spreadsheet. None of them keeps the consultancy in the relationship.
What blocks the practice from scaling:
- Implementation requiring technical capacity the practice lacks
- Each client needing a custom build from scratch
- Deliverables ending at a recommendation document
- No recurring revenue after the diagnosis
- The client relationship routing to a software vendor
Diagnosis only versus diagnosis plus delivery
| Aspect | Diagnosis only | Diagnosis plus delivery |
|---|---|---|
| Deliverable | A recommendation | A working system |
| Revenue shape | One off project | Project plus recurring |
| Client relationship | Ends at handover | Continues through operation |
| Technical requirement | None | None, when built without code |
| Reuse across clients | Methodology only | Structures and templates |
Step by step to productize the delivery
- Build your standard structures once, for the processes you implement most.
- Duplicate the structure per client, copying the fields and automations without records.
- Adapt it to the client's specifics, which is where your expertise applies.
- Apply white label settings, so the delivery carries your brand.
- Set permissions appropriate to the client's team.
- Train their team on the process, not on the platform.
- Keep a maintenance arrangement, since processes evolve.
Why duplicating without records matters here
Copying a structure to a new client must never bring the previous client's data. Duplicating copies the fields and automations while leaving records behind, which is both the practical choice and the responsible one.
- Implementation without development: the recommendation becomes a system
- Structures reused per client: the second delivery is faster than the first
- White label delivery: your brand, not a vendor's
- Recurring relationship: maintenance rather than handover
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I deliver under my own brand?
Yes. White label covers the login screen, logo, colors and a custom domain. See jestor.com.
Can I reuse a structure across clients?
Yes. Duplicating copies the fields and automations without carrying records over.
Do I need developers on the team?
No. Implementation happens in the interface without code.
Video Tutorial: Step by Step
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