Free automation scanner
Describe a process step by step. The scanner flags which steps can be automated, partly automated or should stay manual on purpose, and suggests a flow.
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How to use the Automation Scanner
The scanner is built for processes that currently run in email, Excel and copy-paste.
List the steps
One line per step, in your own words.
Read the assessment
Every step gets a rating with a reason.
Review the flow
You get a suggestion for trigger, steps and exception handling.
Build a prototype
The suggestion is phrased so it can be rebuilt directly in n8n or Make.
How the scanner rates a process
It rates how structured the inputs are, how often the process runs, the cost of errors, and whether a human decision remains necessary.
Steps with a high error-cost impact stay manual on purpose. Automation without a control point is more expensive than the manual path.
How the Automation Scanner compares against paid alternatives
| Criterion | Corporathon | Consulting | Platform subscription |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Process analysis from EUR 6,000 | Not included |
| Step-by-step assessment | |||
| Flow suggestion included | |||
| Result in minutes | |||
| Rebuildable directly in n8n |
Who is this tool for?
Operations
You own processes and are looking for the points with the most friction.
Back-office leadership
You want to reduce repeat work without losing quality.
IT & automation
You need a clean blueprint before building a flow.
Popular use cases
Quoting process
From request to sending, with a control point before dispatch.
Onboarding
Create documents, accounts and tasks automatically.
Reporting
Automate data pull and formatting, keep commentary manual.
Discovery Call
Book your slot directly
30 minutes to clarify your starting point, team size and the right challenges. You will know which format fits afterwards.
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Or book directly on cal.comFrequently asked questions
Do I need to describe it technically?
No, everyday language is enough.
Do I get finished code?
You get a flow plan, not a finished flow. You build that in the week.
How many processes can I scan?
As many as you like, the scanner is free.
Testimonials
What teams say after the hackathon
Approved comments from participants in our hackathons.
