Map the workflow.Use it everywhere.
Aperture maps how work actually happens — so your migration, AI rollout, or diligence starts from the truth.
Observes work across
Customers
“Aperture helped us go from discovery to fixes in weeks — an agent for forecast imbalance, and a dashboard we check every day.”
Why Aperture
Why it’s worth it.
Three things that stay true long after we leave.
Take out cost you can point at
“We ask for ten. The shipper says ten. The center says nine. We have no way to check who's right — and checking takes too long.”
Put something new in without starting over
“You can't change a thousand processes at once. Someone has to go in, unpack each one, and automate it.”
One view across everything you own
“It was all in their head. Basically it's a hundred and fifty independent companies that just happen to have the same name.”
Where Aperture fits
Use cases
The map is the same. What it creates depends on the seat you sit in. Start with yours.
We'll walk you through an anonymized sample of the actual deliverable — a workflow spec, the automation scoring sheet, and the eval set behind it.
Request a sample reportThe engagement
What four weeks with us looks like.
In just four weeks, a company can complete discovery work that traditionally takes 9–12 months, with minimal disruption to employees.
- Week 1
Kickoff & install
Walk the end-to-end flow with your team leads, agree scope and consent policy, install the capture agent. One meeting, one afternoon of IT.
- Weeks 2–3
Capture & interviews
Operators work exactly as usual while capture runs. About an hour with each team lead. The map builds continuously and is validated against real screens.
- Week 4
Readout
The validated workflow map, ranked automation candidates, and the live dashboard standing on top — handed over, with the build path you choose next.
- After week 4
The build.
The map is yours either way. If you want the build as well, we deliver it as a follow-on phase: the automations, the live dashboard, or the migration work — scoped and priced from what the map found. Or take the map and build with anyone.
The team
Built by operators who shipped the systems we now map.
PortOne. Built Stripe-for-APAC payment SDKs and gateway auto-settlement SaaS at scale across Korean fintech.
University of Chicago
Microsoft. Shipped MS Dynamics CRM and ERP, and the Dataverse SDK powering 50B+ API calls per week.
Cornell
Backed by Pear VC — early seed investor in DoorDash, Gusto, and Vanta — and Krew Capital.