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IFS Process Intelligence

IFS Process Intelligence shows how work actually moves through IFS, based on your transaction data.

See how your processes actually run

Sometimes the cause of a problem is easily found, but usually process inefficiencies and bottlenecks go unnoticed and cause major performance issues throughout the organization. Process Intelligence gives you instant access to your “As-is” processes because it connects directly to your existing IT systems and objectively presents the facts.

Modern Business Process Management

  • No need for expensive consultants
  • Instant access to “as is” processes
  • Find opportunities and improve processes

What is Process Intelligence

The goal of Process Intelligence is to turn raw data from your IT systems into valuable insights. It enables you to make better decisions by analyzing and improving your processes, thereby increasing the ROI of your business. Process Intelligence uses information from your IT systems to create event logs (a record of all activities), maps them into process models, and then analyzes them to find inefficiencies.

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Process Intelligence and ERP: a perfect match

Organizations use IT systems such as Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Field Service Management (FSM) or Customer Relation Management (CRM) to manage a large volume of activities and information every day. Process Intelligence analyzes the data from these systems to identify waste, errors and delays.

Process Intelligence supports the entire ERP lifecycle. Process Intelligence helps maintain the desired ROI on existing and future ERP investments by analyzing whether actual operations are consistent with defined processes.

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Getting started with Process Intelligence

We apply Process Intelligence in 4 easy steps: data collection, process discovery, process enhancement and process monitoring. Starting Process Intelligence is quick and easy and always has a positive business case.

  • Collect raw data from source systems

    Every interaction made within your IT-systems, whether Microsoft, SAP, IFS, Oracle, Salesforce, ServiceNow or others, generates digital footprints. Raw data that can be turned into a record of activities. The first stage of Process Intelligence is to establish a live connection to those key data sources.

  • Discover process barriers and their root causes

    Analyzing event logs at scale reveals every step of every process, every time it has ever been performed, at a level of detail that whiteboards, interviews and process mapping software could never provide.

    The objective is to discover:

    • Points of barrier (and their root causes)
    • Optimal pathways (and every deviation)
    • Business outcomes (for initial conditions and corrective actions taken)
  • Enhance processes by proactively removing barriers

    The variations and root causes uncovered in the Discover phase serve as the basis for enhancement opportunities. These will be practical measures to smooth out your processes and automate the flow for your human and digital workforces.

    These actions could be in service of:

    • Correcting and removing errors
    • Reducing manual effort
    • Improving orchestration, standardization, and governance
    • Increasing rates of automation
  • Monitor performance & improvement opportunities

    Process Intelligence is grounded in continuous improvement. Discovery, analysis and enhancement are ongoing processes that keep your processes aligned with your changing business needs.

    This feedback loop is vital to help the whole business:

    • Be accountable to progress against targets
    • Course-correct in real-time
    • Grow engagement across different teams
    • Spot additional Process Intelligence opportunities

The Fundamentals of Process Intelligence

In the real world, there is a huge gap between the drawing board and day-to-day operations. The same is true for business processes and operations. Process Intelligence can help bridge that gap.

  • The cause of process inefficiencies
  • How Process Intelligence helps organizations
  • 3 use cases of Process Intelligence
The Executive Perspective: Process Intelligence, the fundamentals of process optimization

The Executive Perspective: Process Intelligence

Understand how Process Intelligence reveals bottlenecks, compliance risks and improvement potential inside the workflows your teams already use every day.

Questions before starting with Process Intelligence

Process Intelligence shows how work actually flows through your systems, not how the handbook says it should.

What is Process Intelligence?

Software that reconstructs your real process flows from system event data: every order, approval and exception as it actually happened, visualised end to end.

What does it deliver in practice?

Evidence. Bottlenecks, rework loops and compliance deviations become visible with numbers attached, so improvement discussions stop being opinion exchanges.

Do we need IFS to use it?

No. Process Intelligence reads event data from almost any ERP or operational system. It is often the first step before an IFS decision, not after it.

How long before we see results?

The first factual process picture typically lands within weeks, because it uses data you already have. Acting on it is the real project.

How does it relate to an ERP project?

It de-risks one. Measuring the current process first means you configure the new system on facts, and you can prove the improvement afterwards.

Discuss Process Intelligence with Eqeep

Share where the process is under pressure and what your team needs to control better. We will help you choose the practical next step in IFS.

You will hear from someone who understands your industry, your IFS context and the balance between people, process and technology.