No manual data transfer
Information moves between forms, registries and connected systems by rule — employees stop copying it from one place to another.
Business process automation for real operations
We move repetitive operations into a managed digital process in HCAPP: data comes in, the record and task are created, rules and deadlines are checked, the owner is assigned and notified — with the full history in one place.
Why HCAPP
Most teams automate business processes on top of scattered spreadsheets, inboxes and chats — and the automation breaks as soon as the data does. HCAPP first gives the process a frame: data, tasks, roles, access rights and history. Automation then runs inside that frame.
Information moves between forms, registries and connected systems by rule — employees stop copying it from one place to another.
Statuses, due dates and mandatory actions are tracked automatically; overdue work is flagged and escalated.
Managers see the current stage of every request, order or project without asking — the process no longer depends on one person's memory.
How it works
Connect an AI assistant to any step of a process. It works inside your rules, access rights and history.
Tasks, documents, emails and files
Fills fields, updates statuses, adds comments
Dates, amounts, duplicates and rules
Assigns owners, creates tasks, sends updates
More focus on important tasks and growth
The AI assistant reads, fills, checks, assigns and notifies — all inside the same workflow your team already uses.
Live demo
A sample workspace with CRM, invoices, deals, expenses and tasks. It loads when you scroll here and opens full-screen on click.
Services
Each automation has a clear trigger, defined access and a visible result. We start with the operation that costs the most time and expand from there.
Map how the work happens today — inputs, hand-offs, decisions, documents, bottlenecks and owners.
Forms, registries, stages, statuses, roles and access rights that mirror the real operation.
Routing, status changes, task creation, reminders and data transfer between systems by rule.
Multi-step confirmations for invoices, requests and documents, with the history of every decision.
Email, chats, Google Drive, webhooks and the API — so the process starts where the data already arrives.
Automatic summaries for employees and managers, and dashboards for every workflow.
Extensions
Connect your tools, automate steps and keep communication in the context of each process.
Upload, read and create documents from templates.
Add AI to any form, trigger or workflow action.
Turn messages into tasks and manage replies inside the system.
Receive requests and send process notifications.
Manage page messages, create tasks and reply from the system.
Connect external services, bots and automations.
Track key metrics for every workflow.
Create a bot user with API access for external integrations.
Build rules and actions around your business logic.
Tell us which service your process needs.
A good starting point
You do not need a full technical specification. Bring a process your team repeats, a few real examples and the outcome you expect.
Discuss your processHow we work
Start narrow, verify on real examples, then expand only when the first workflow runs reliably.
Participants, data, documents, stages, rules and the expected result.
Forms, registries, tasks, statuses, roles and access rights in HCAPP.
Channels, integrations, programmatic scenarios and the AI layer.
Real and edge cases with your team, then handover and next process.
Control & security
Access to data and actions is defined by roles. A bot, an employee or an external service gets only the rights it needs. Critical steps can stay on manual approval, and every change is kept in the process history.
Separate rights to view, edit and act — per role and per process.
Each participant, human or automated, has its own permissions.
Keep approvals and validation where your process requires them.
Every action and edit is recorded against the record it belongs to.
Real cases
The same platform, adapted to each company's processes, documents, roles and accounting rules.
Requests, quotes, orders, contracts, invoices, expenses and clients in one sequential process.
A fleet of 80 vehicles — drivers, transport orders, expenses, invoices, warehouse and operational reports.
Rental agreements, invoices, a vehicle and equipment registry, maintenance data and document expiry reminders.
Leads, quotes, quality control, deals, invoices, internal accounting and a knowledge base.
The order as the centre of the process — linked client, issued invoice and related expenses.
Projects and budgets linked to invoices and expenses, with income and direct-cost tracking.
We built HCAPP because we couldn't find a system that truly simplifies business management. Learn it once — use it everywhere.
Andrei Popov · Founder of HCAPP
FAQ
Clear answers about fit, scope, systems and control.
A repeatable operation is described as a process — data, stages, roles and rules — and HCAPP performs the routine steps by rule: creating records and tasks, changing statuses, checking deadlines, assigning owners and sending notifications.
Frequent, rules-based work with repeatable inputs: invoice processing, data entry, report preparation, reminders and notifications, approval routes, and tasks created from emails or messages.
Not necessarily. HCAPP can act as the workflow layer and connect to the tools you already use through built-in extensions, webhooks or the API.
A request, invoice or document moves through defined stages; each stage has responsible people and required actions. Every confirmation and comment is saved in the history of the record.
Yes. Any step can stay on manual confirmation. Automation performs only the actions it is configured for, within the access rights of its role.
Yes. The AI layer can read incoming data, extract and validate details, route requests and prepare summaries — inside the same roles, access rights and history as everything else.
Email, WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook, Google Drive, external CRM/ERP and accounting systems, and any service that supports webhooks or an API. The exact set depends on the access available in your stack.
Yes. We start with one operation, verify it on real examples with your team, and add the next process only when the first one runs reliably.
We agree on the expected outcome, run representative and edge cases together, confirm where a person must review the result, and only then switch the automation on.
Start with one process
We'll review the incoming data, actions, participants and expected result, then suggest a practical first automation scenario.
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