Process Mapping, Systems Analysis and IT Implementation Support

What kind of challenge can I help you with?

01.

Processes are not documented

Knowledge about how the company operates exists mainly in employees’ heads, emails and scattered documents.

02.

The implementation has no clear scope

The company wants to implement a system but does not yet have clearly structured requirements, responsibilities and process exceptions.

03.

The project is becoming complicated

The implementation partner, business teams and users have different interpretations of the scope, priorities or how the solution should work.

04.

Systems do not work together

Data is re-entered manually, integrations are incomplete or the target information flow has not been clearly defined.

System implementation is more than configuring a tool

Implementation problems often do not result from the technology itself, but from unclear processes, fragmented decisions and different interpretations of the project scope by the business and the implementation partner.

I help translate the way an organisation operates into structured processes, requirements and integration rules. This gives the IT team a clear understanding of what needs to be delivered, helps users understand how they will work in the future and enables the organisation to make decisions based on one consistent view of the project.

When is this support useful?

01.

You are planning a system implementation

When your company is considering CRM, ERP, WMS, e-commerce, an internal application or another solution and wants to define its needs properly before work begins.

02.

You need to map your processes

You want to structure workflows, roles, decisions, documents, exceptions and responsibilities across the organisation.

03.

The implementation is already underway

Questions from the implementation partner, differences in interpretation, scope changes or incomplete requirements begin to appear.

04.

You are preparing IT requirements

You need material that can be handed over to a system vendor, software house or internal IT team.

05.

The project requires integrations

You need to define what data should flow between systems, when, in which direction and according to which rules.

06.

You need independent support

You want to review a concept, an implementation proposal, the delivery approach or the future direction of the project.

HOW DOES THE COOPERATION WORK?

From an initial assessment to a structured scope, requirements or implementation support.

Not every challenge requires a full analytical project from the start. The first step can be a focused assessment that structures the situation, defines the scope of further work and determines whether process mapping, requirements analysis, a pilot or implementation support is needed.

Initial consultation

We discuss the problem, objective, current systems, process participants and the expected outcome.

Review of materials and processes

I analyse available documents, the current way of working, dependencies, exceptions and the most important risks.

Scope recommendation

I determine what should be done first, what level of documentation is required and which areas could be included in a pilot.

Decision on further work

After the assessment, you can end the engagement with the recommendations or continue with analysis, process mapping, requirements preparation or implementation support.

LISNET Support Services

01

Process Mapping and Analysis

I identify process flows, roles, responsibilities, decisions, documents, exceptions and information handover points.

02

Requirements and IT Documentation

I translate organisational needs into structured requirements, business rules, use cases and materials for implementation teams.

03

System Integrations and APIs

I help define integration scope, data flows, events, system responsibilities and the handling of errors and exceptions.

04

Implementation and Automation Support

I support discussions with implementation partners, scope clarification, change analysis and practical implementations in e-commerce and sales operations.

DELIVERABLES

What do you receive at the end of the engagement?

The exact deliverables depend on the project, but every engagement ends with concrete documentation, agreed decisions or recommendations for the next steps.

Process Map and Description

A structured description of how the process works today and how it should work after the proposed changes.

Business and System Requirements

A list of functions, business rules, statuses, roles, exceptions and dependencies required for implementation.

Materials for the Implementation Partner

A document or agreed set of materials that can be handed over to a software house, system vendor or internal IT team.

Integration Assumptions

A description of data, exchange directions, events, APIs and communication rules between systems.

Recommendations for Next Steps

A recommendation of what should be done first, what requires a decision and where risks may arise.

Responsibility and Decision Model

Support in discussions with the implementation partner, scope clarification, change analysis and maintaining consistency of the solution.

You can get in touch before implementation or during an ongoing project

My support does not end with documentation. I can participate in discussions with the implementation partner, clarify scope, analyse changes, review subsequent agreements and help bring structure to a project that is already underway.

In practice, I help companies move from an operational problem to a solution that can actually be implemented — independently, with a software house, with a system vendor or within an existing IT environment.

Briefly describe the process, system or implementation you want to bring under control

You do not need to have a finished specification or know exactly which service you need. Tell me what is not working today, what project you are planning or where a problem has appeared. Based on that, I will assess whether the right first step is a conversation, an initial assessment, process mapping or requirements analysis.