30-minute process review
Where does your company lose the most hours each month?
Our Routine Audit reveals it.
We look at where data gets typed in twice or gets stuck, and work out what you could save.
Whether you have 5 employees or 250: when skilled staff waste hours chasing receipts, retyping project data or tracking down field updates, profits shrink. The METLAGO Routine Audit takes a close look at your workflows and shows you the few steps that will take the most work off your plate first.
Calculate the hidden costs of your office routine
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Working time lost: hours per month
Staff cost of this routine work: EUR per year
Savings potential: EUR per year
Sample calculation, assuming 70% of this time can be saved
What happens in the 30-minute audit?
What you walk away with
Where things get stuck
We go through your inboxes, chat messages and ERP handovers. Where does information get lost?
Whether it pays off
We tell you honestly whether a digital office or an ERP extension pays off for your company.
A plan for the test run with sample data
You get an outline for the test run with sample data before any real company data is touched.
Request your audit appointment
The call takes 30 minutes, by phone or video call. You speak directly with Denis Rem. The Routine Audit is free, no obligation.
In those 30 minutes we go through the three points above: where information gets lost in your workflows, whether a solution pays off for your company and what the test run with sample data could look like.
Denis Rem
Phone: +49 176 23771650
Email: info@destacar.de
Call or email us and we will set up a time.
Call Denis RemFrequently asked questions about the audit
Does the audit cost anything?
For managing directors and operations managers, the 30-minute Routine Audit is free, no obligation.
Who leads the conversation?
You speak directly with Denis Rem, who developed the system and sets it up, not with a call center.
Do we need to prepare any documents beforehand?
No. It is enough to know your typical everyday bottlenecks and the tools involved (for example WhatsApp, Outlook, DATEV, SAP).