Start with the process

Show Me the Task

Tell us what your team is doing manually. We’ll help determine whether software can make it faster, easier, or automatic.

You do not need to know what technology you need. WorkUnstuck evaluates the current process first.

Describe the work as it happens now

What Task Would You Like to Eliminate?

Keep it simple. A short description of the current steps is enough to start.

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Describe the manual steps, not the solution you think you need.

How often is the task performed? Optional

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Please do not include passwords or other sensitive information.

What happens next

Start With What Your Team Does Today.

1
Feasibility Check. We make sure the task can work reliably with access you’re authorized to provide. Show-stoppers are identified before scope or price.
2
Scope & Recommendation. We ask the useful follow-up questions, separate repeatable work from judgment, and recommend the smallest practical direction. Most projects range from $2,500 to $25,000 depending on size and scope, smaller single-task automations can cost less, and each one is quoted individually at this stage.
3
Build. If the project makes sense, we build and test the agreed automation or software around the real workflow.
4
Support When Needed. If outside systems may change, we explain the dependency and scope appropriate monitoring or maintenance before the project begins.

Before scope or price

Feasibility Comes First

First, we make sure the task can be automated reliably with access you’re authorized to provide. If a technical limitation, security control, third-party restriction, or unstable dependency makes the project impractical, we’ll tell you before recommending a build.

Authorized and Practical Access

We only automate access you’re authorized to use. We don’t bypass CAPTCHAs, access restrictions, or authentication and security controls to force an automation to work. Two-factor authentication, vendor restrictions, or unavailable integrations may make some workflows unsuitable for unattended automation.

Third-Party Systems Can Change

Some systems are outside anyone’s control. If an automation depends on a third-party website, API, login flow, or vendor system, future changes can occasionally require an adjustment. We identify those dependencies before the build so you know what is likely to be stable and what may need maintenance.

Support When It Makes Sense

Some solutions run with very little attention. Others benefit from monitoring, maintenance, browser-extension updates, technical support, or small improvements as outside systems change. When ongoing support makes sense, we explain and scope it before the project begins.

Where Scheduled Automation Runs

If an automation needs somewhere to run on a schedule, we’ll determine the simplest practical setup. It may use infrastructure you already have or an account set up for your business. Any ongoing third-party software or hosting costs are explained before the project begins.

Good tasks to show us

If It Repeats on a Computer, It Is Worth a Look.

A useful starting point is any routine your team repeats by hand.

Checking Websites

Looking for the same changes or information.

Copying Data

Moving information between systems.

Recurring Reports

Gathering and formatting repeated updates.

Repetitive Data Entry

Retyping information that already exists.

Browser Workflows

Repeating the same clicks and entries.

Repeated Web Research

Running the same searches and collection.

The process comes first

You Don’t Need to Know How to Automate It.

Just show us what you’re doing now. WorkUnstuck will evaluate the current process before recommending a technical solution.