30-minute entry
We select one workflow that currently costs visible time and clarify who owns it day to day.
Process optimization and systems integration in Saxony
IBS-Saxony starts with one real workflow: 30 minutes initial call, a bottleneck snapshot within 48 hours and then one small starting measure. This quickly shows whether and where working time can be regained.
Free initial call. No workshop marathon. Paid work starts only after a written price range has been confirmed.
The loss often looks small: searching for a file, entering a number again, waiting for approval, finding a missing document. Repeated every week, this consumes working time that should be spent on customers, operations and decisions.
The entry point does not require months of analysis or an internal project group. We take one real workflow from your business and check it for operational friction, data breaks and the smallest useful next step.
We select one workflow that currently costs visible time and clarify who owns it day to day.
The whole team does not need to sit in meetings at the start. One person with process knowledge is usually enough.
Screenshots, spreadsheets, documents, task lists or short screen shares are often enough for the first overview.
You receive a compact bottleneck snapshot: change, structure, connect, automate or deliberately do nothing.
The 7-day start is not a finished digitalization project. It creates clarity, reduces coordination effort and puts one small measure on the table.
In the free initial call, we select one concrete workflow with visible friction.
You see where search time, duplicate entry, waiting time or system breaks occur.
We prepare one small measure that can be tested or implemented without a large project.
Work continues only when benefit, effort, scope and price range are clear enough.
Two approved references show how IBS-Saxony turns operational workflows into practical relief: from field-specific documentation to picking and delivery.
Spice production and arable farming IBS-Saxony supports the build-up of spice production and digital workflows for arable farming. Work tasks are structured by field so documentation and operational data stay closer to actual work.
Fresh-box distribution, picking and delivery The fresh-box distribution workflow is scheduled to be digitalized in 2026 from order handling through picking to delivery. The goal is to reduce manual coordination and make the daily workflow easier to plan.
The initial call costs 0 €. Paid work does not start automatically afterwards: before any follow-up work, goal, scope, next result and price range are confirmed in writing.
One concrete workflow, 30 minutes and existing material are enough for the first operational assessment.
If a 7-day start makes sense, the scope and cost range are defined before the work begins.
Small measures are treated as clearly defined work blocks: one workflow, one result and one deliberate approval.
Larger systems integration or smart-farming projects are split into traceable stages so benefit, effort and stop points remain visible.
IBS-Saxony combines process thinking, regional proximity and technical understanding. The approach is strongest where operations, documentation, customers and compliance meet.
Better overview of orders, documents, responsibilities and recurring administrative tasks.
Structured data, digital documentation, field-record logic and practical smart-farming processes.
Coordination of partners, product data, energy, agriculture and sales processes in traceable workflows.
The work starts with the workflow where time is currently lost, not with a product.
ERP, inventory, accounting, documentation and specialist tools are planned so less is transferred manually.
Routine work, search time and media breaks are reduced so skilled people work closer to customers, operations and decisions.
For agricultural businesses, digital documentation, field-record logic and operational data are structured so they remain practical to use.
You should not slide from one conversation into an unclear project. The entry point is deliberately small so your team does not have to prepare several meetings first.
The first process check is free and non-binding.
One real workflow and existing documents are usually enough for the first look.
We bundle questions and make the next step as small as possible.
Follow-up work starts only after goal, scope and price range are confirmed in writing.
Legal, tax, insolvency-related or financial assessments are not replaced.
The first step is deliberately small: review one workflow, prioritize bottlenecks and continue only when an operational lever is visible.
30 minutes are enough to name one recurring workflow and the key people involved.
Within 48 hours, we organize time drains, data breaks, handovers and open questions.
By day 7, there is one small measure or the deliberate decision not to start a project.
In the free initial call, we review one real workflow and clarify whether a 7-day start makes sense.
Check the 7-day start for freeWe spend 30 minutes on one concrete workflow, involved systems, recurring friction points and possible first operational improvements. The result is practical orientation, not legal, tax, financial or insolvency-related assessment.
Yes. The first orientation call is free and non-binding. It helps identify operational starting points and whether collaboration makes sense.
When one concrete workflow and the key information are available, a bottleneck snapshot is typically created within 48 hours. By day 7, one small starting measure can be prepared or tested. Larger implementation depends on scope.
At the start, one responsible person with process knowledge is usually enough. We use existing documents, screenshots, spreadsheets or short screen shares and avoid unnecessary meeting series.
The initial call costs 0 €. For paid follow-up work, a written price range with goal, scope and next result is provided before the start. No paid work begins without confirmed pricing.
That depends on the workflow. We do not promise a generic number of saved hours. The goal of the initial call is to make the first concrete lever visible, reducing recurring search time, duplicate entry or waiting time.
There is no generic success guarantee. The risk reversal is the controlled start: the initial call is free, follow-up work starts only after clear approval and if no useful operational starting point is visible, we do not recommend a project.
Yes, operationally: we help structure workflows, documents, data and responsibilities so teams can regain capacity to act. Specialist assessments and binding decisions remain with the respective qualified advisors.
Yes. Smaller teams often feel the effect of clearer workflows especially quickly.
No. We translate technical topics into understandable steps and make sure your team can use the solution in practice.
The focus is Saxony and nearby projects in Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia. Remote coordination is possible when it fits the project.