This automation replaces manual, paper-based service data capture by extracting completed service and customer information directly from source systems, populating the required spreadsheet in the correct format, and uploading it back into your customer service/retention portal on a scheduled basis. The result is faster turnaround, more consistent records, and quicker access to service completions for retention follow-ups.
Less admin, more action: Removes daily manual capturing from job card packs and invoices so the team can focus on customer follow-ups instead of spreadsheets.
Cleaner, more reliable data: Applies consistent rules and pulls fields from source systems to reduce human capture errors and rework.
Faster retention outreach: Service completion data becomes available on a scheduled run, helping retention campaigns trigger sooner after the visit.

A full daily workflow that downloads the portal template, extracts completed service details from your DMS and OEM portal, formats the spreadsheet correctly, and uploads service completion data back into the retention portal — with logging and exception handling.

If your team is still capturing service completions by hand, this automation turns yesterday’s completed jobs into upload-ready retention data — consistently and on schedule. Book a call and we’ll confirm fit, required fields, and rollout approach.
Most customers go live within 2–4 weeks from kickoff.
This includes process discovery, configuration, testing, and deployment.
Because we use proven workflows, timelines are predictable and not open-ended projects.
Autovolve is best suited to high-volume, rules-based, repetitive back-office processes, such as:
- Invoicing and reconciliations
- Job cards, claims, or booking administration
- Data capture between systems
- Reporting and compliance workflows
If a process is done the same way most days, it’s a strong candidate.
Processes that require human judgement, creative decision-making, or frequent rule changes are usually not suitable.
Results depend on the process, but most customers see:
- (30–60%) reduction in admin effort on automated workflows
- Faster turnaround times and fewer errors
We measure success by comparing manual effort vs automated execution, not by selling hours or bot usage.
No.
We charge per working process, bundled into clear monthly packs.
This removes uncertainty around usage, hours, or tooling and keeps costs predictable as you scale.
Change is expected.
Our service includes process updates and maintenance to keep automations aligned as your systems, volumes, or rules evolve.
We design workflows to be modular and adaptable.
Yes.
We provide:
- User training during deployment
- Documentation and handover
- Ongoing support depending on your plan
You don’t need in-house RPA expertise to run the solution.
Absolutely.
You can add, swap, or expand processes as your needs grow. Pricing scales by process pack — not by rebuilding everything from scratch.
No hidden fees.
Your monthly subscription covers:
- Automation runtime
- Monitoring and maintenance
- Updates and fixes
- A once-off setup fee applies at the start to cover discovery, configuration, testing, and training.
Security and data privacy are built in.
Automations operate within your systems and access controls, and we follow best practices for credentials, logging, and auditability.
We don’t offer generic trials, as each automation must be configured to your environment.
Instead, we start with a fit-check and scoped proposal so you know exactly what you’re getting before committing.
Yes.
We offer guided demos based on your industry and use cases, showing how similar processes are automated in practice.
Our primary focus is productised, repeatable workflows, as these deliver the fastest time-to-value and predictable pricing.
Where a requirement falls outside our standard process packs, we can design and build custom automation at an additional cost. During the fit-check, we’ll assess whether the requirement can be standardised or should remain bespoke — and we’ll be transparent about scope, cost, and long-term support implications before proceeding.