Process
Real Steps, Roles, and Blockages.
Docodex - websites, applications and digital systems for business.
Processes, data, software and adoption
We analyze the company's processes and choose the right solution: configuring an existing software, integrating tools or developing a custom application.
Starting price applies to a clearly defined MVP or flow. Auditing, analysis, migration, licensing and complex integrations are priced separately.

Operational transformation
We understand who is working, what data they are using, where bottlenecks occur and what output needs to be improved.
Then we choose between configuring an existing solution, integrating several tools or custom development.
What does digitization mean?
Real Steps, Roles, and Blockages.
Sources, quality and ownership.
Configuration, integration or custom.
Pilot, training and use.
Indicators before and after implementation.
We map flows and prioritize changes with real impact.
The same data is copied to multiple places.
Statuses depend on messages and memory.
Reports are produced manually and too late.
Billing, CRM and operations remain separate.
Digitization audit
For a main process: participants, tools, data, bottlenecks, options, priorities and indicative estimate. It does not include complete specifications or implementation.
Request the auditAnalysis and definition
For a narrow flow or MVP: target process, roles, data, modules, wireframes, backlog, acceptance criteria and roadmap.
Discuss the analysisThe commercial relationship between audit, analysis and implementation is set out in the offer. The deliverables remain with the customer under the contractual terms, and the analysis may recommend external software.
Build versus buy
When the product covers most of the process, implementation is fast and differentiation is not critical.
When the tools are right, the APIs exist and the data needs to be synchronized in a controlled manner.
When the process is differentiating, the roles and rules are specific, and the long-term cost is justified.
The analysis may conclude that an existing solution is more suitable than custom development.
Types of solutions
Pipeline, activities, bidding and follow-up.
Documents, requests, statuses and payments.
Indicators, filters, exports and alerts.
Emails, documents, tasks and notifications.
Billing, payments, couriers, CRM and ERP.
Validation, approvals and document generation.
The foundation of the solution
Data and governance
We identify sources, formats, duplicates, gaps and who can validate the content.
Mapping, cleanup, import, reconciliation and backup are defined and estimated separately.
Roles, minimum permissions, approvals and activity history, without confusing audit trail with financial audit.
We implement the requirements validated by the client and its specialists. Docodex does not automatically provide legal advice.
Do not send personal data, passwords, documents or sensitive exports before establishing a secure channel.
Success indicators
Duration of operation, approval or reporting.
Errors, duplicates and percentage of streams completed.
Statuses, documents processed and exceptions tracked.
Active users and actual usage of the target process.
Eliminated manual work and operational continuity.
Baseline indicators and values must be established prior to implementation. Results also depend on data quality, rules and adoption.
Adoption and training
Piloting and feedback reduce risk before the new flow is rolled out across the company.
Funded projects
We can prepare descriptions, architecture, functionality, estimates and schedule for the consultant.
Suitable for
SMBs, operations teams, services, distribution, e-commerce and organizations with fragmented data.
When it's not appropriate
Phased implementation
Process and objectives.
Usable main stream.
Users and feedback.
Migration and training.
Modules and automations.
Evidence and results
Manually copied data, unclear statuses and delayed reporting.
A priority process, real users, MVP, pilot and validation criteria.
Traceability, visibility and reduction of manual operations, only where validated indicators confirm it.
Nominal case studies, figures and captures are published only with client approval.
Each stage has its own purpose, boundaries and deliverables. Audit and analysis do not automatically promise implementation, and cost deduction exists only if provided for in the offer.
To analyze a single main process and identify possible directions.
For defining a narrow flow or MVP, before implementation.
For a clearly defined MVP or main flow, tested with real users.
For multiple processes, departments, integrations, migrations and organizational adoption.
The prices are indicative thresholds. Licenses, infrastructure, external services, complex migration and scope changes are separate.
Process
Responsibilities
Docodex can analyze, design and implement, but it cannot define the business rules or the compliance of the organization on its own.
Do not send personal data, passwords, documents or sensitive exports before establishing a secure channel.
Transform a manual or fragmented process into a coherent working system with roles, data, rules, automation and measurable indicators.
No. It can include internal applications, CRM, portals, automations, integrations and reporting.
With a discussion, audit and mapping of processes, users, data and bottlenecks.
The audit starts from €490 + VAT, the definition of a restricted flow from €990 + VAT, and the implementation of an MVP or clearly defined flow from €2,990 + VAT. An extensive transformation receives a phased offer.
The audit starts from €490 + VAT for a main process, a limited number of participants and the deliverables defined in the offer.
The stage starts from €990 + VAT for a stream or restricted MVP. Complex processes, multiple stakeholders and extended wireframes are estimated separately.
The analysis produces the process map, requirements, priorities and an accountable basis for estimation.
Yes. The analysis may conclude that configuring an existing software is more suitable than custom development.
The smallest usable version that validates the main process with real users.
Yes, after analyzing business flow, roles, data and reporting.
Yes, if the product is suitable and provides the necessary access and integrations.
Yes, with login, documents, requests, payments and statuses as applicable.
Yes, for operations, approvals, documents, inventories, tasks or reporting.
Yes, through events and clear rules with compatible services.
Yes, if the provider provides the API and the client validates the tax rules.
Next step
We start with the problem, users, data and indicators, then recommend configuration, integration or custom development.