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Where is the time going in your company?

Tell us about a process you're tired of, and we'll show you which step fits.

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Three steps

Start small, move on when it pays off

  1. A short, free review of where your processes are losing time.

    Step 1 · Free

    Process check

    Twelve questions that show where time is probably disappearing in your company.

    You get

    • A short report by email
    • Three things to do tomorrow
    • A first picture of where it hurts

    3 minutes

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  2. Follow three real orders from start to payment and see where the time goes.

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    Flow analysis light

    One flow measured on three real orders, with cost, lead time and wait time.

    You get

    • Cost per order and lead time
    • A step-by-step baseline
    • Three actions with the effect in kronor

    Report within 5 working days

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  3. Project

    Step 3 · Project

    Project

    We carry out the change together with you, in your systems.

    You get

    • Fixed scope and a clear end point
    • Solutions you own yourselves
    • Documentation and handover

    4–8 weeks

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How we work

How it works

  1. 1You describe it
  2. 2The agent runs the numbers
  3. 3Greger reviews
  4. 4The report lands in your inbox

Every report is produced with AI and read by a person before it goes out. It's the same setup we build for our clients.

Sample report

What a Flow analysis looks like

Browse the summary, baseline, flow and actions.

Ledningsverket · Flow analysis light – order to cash
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Summary

A manufacturing company with 25 employees and SEK 45m in revenue, running Monitor as its ERP. The order-to-cash flow, timed on three real orders. 120 orders a month, average order value SEK 31,250.

  • Cost per order in processing: SEK 1,179
  • Lead time from order to invoice sent and reconciled: 14.7 working days
  • Share of lead time spent waiting: 98%
  • Per year: 3,260 hours and SEK 1.7m in order handling, equivalent to 1.8 full-time roles

The work itself takes 2 hours and 16 minutes per order. The rest of the 14.7 days is the order sitting and waiting: for design review, for credit control, for planning and for next week's invoice run. The biggest loss isn't the labour cost but that the invoice goes out 13 working days after the order comes in – with SEK 45m in revenue, that ties up around SEK 2.4m in capital the company could otherwise have in the bank.

Example – the figures are fictional

  • Payment via Stripe
  • Invoice with VAT
  • Delivery within 5 working days
  • No commitment

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