Process intelligence, minus the jargon.
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What is process intelligence, in plain words?
Process intelligence rebuilds how your business actually works from the trail your software already leaves behind. Every time a step happens an order is raised, an invoice approved, a ticket closed your systems stamp it with a time. Crestline reads that trail and draws the real map of how work flows, including every detour, delay and rework loop the flowchart on the wall never shows.
What do I need to upload to run a scan?
One export with three things per row: a case (the thing moving through an order, invoice or ticket), an activity (the step that happened), and a timestamp (when). Any CSV from SAP, Tally, Oracle, Salesforce or even Excel works. No special format, no data cleaning, no integration project.
Does my file get uploaded anywhere?
No. The free Leak Finder mines your file entirely in your browser it never leaves your device. We only store your email if you ask for the report. The connected, monitored version processes data under DPDP-compliant controls with per-tenant encryption and Indian data residency.
How is this different from a dashboard or a report?
A dashboard shows you numbers you already track. Process intelligence shows you the number nobody is tracking where work quietly stalls, gets redone, or skips a step and prices each one in rupees. It's the difference between “sales were down 4%” and “deals wait 5 days between Quote and Negotiation, and that's ₹8.2L a month.”
How does it find where money and time leak?
The leak itself is time, and rupees are just how it's priced. Every step gets a real waiting time and a volume. Multiply the delay by what it costs idle cash, missed early-payment discounts, SLA penalties, rework hours and each slow or broken step earns a rupee figure. The worst leaks rank themselves to the top, named and owned, so you know exactly what to fix first.
Do I need a data team or a long IT project?
No. Drop a CSV and you have a discovered map and a leak number in under 15 minutes. The columns map themselves. There's no rip-and-replace, no six-month rollout, and no data engineer required to get your first result.
Which systems can Crestline read?
Anything that can export an event log with a case, an activity and a timestamp SAP, Tally, Oracle, Salesforce, Workday, Zoho, Finacle, or a plain Excel sheet. Crestline sits on top of the systems you already run instead of replacing them.
How accurate are the numbers?
The map is exact rebuilt from your real events, not a sample or a survey. The rupee figures are grounded estimates that use your real volumes and waiting times plus a cost-of-delay you can tune. The free scan gives a credible headline number; the connected version refines it down to the named owner and the exact case.