Cevitr

Software workers that take over repetitive computer tasks are what this UK company sells. Cevitr was formed on the view that smart automation is fast, accurate and simple, but that the way companies buy it has been slow and restrictive. It set out to pair automation technology with a simpler business engagement model so that organisations of any size can use robotic process automation.

Managed automation as a service

The firm's main offer is a managed service in which it designs and operates automated business processes on the client's behalf. Clients that have staff spending time on repetitive computer-based work can hand those processes to the firm, which says it can automate them within a matter of weeks. The firm says the result is that staff can spend more time on valuable work while the routine tasks are carried out by the automation.

Digital workers and smart digital workers

The company's platform, which it calls CevitrJo, includes two kinds of software worker. The first, SmartJo, is designed to execute processes that need no subjective judgment. The second is an AI-enabled version that the firm says can learn from human colleagues and take on more complex work. The firm says its digital workers operate around the clock, so that the work continues outside office hours.

Consultancy alongside the software

Beyond the workers themselves, the firm offers consultancy that supports a client's move to automation. Its work is aimed at large and small enterprises that want to free employees from mundane routine work, so that rising workloads can be managed and staff are more satisfied with the challenges they take on.

Business process outsourcing and RPA services

The firm's site describes its services as robotic process automation, managed business automation and business process outsourcing. It invites companies to book a live demonstration of how their processes could be automated. The firm presents its aim as making business processes simpler to run, and it frames the offer as a practical route into automation for companies that have not yet started.