RPA & Automation
Tired of manual data entry? I build the robots that connect your systems so you can spend time on value-creating work.
What can an RPA Consultant solve?
Here are examples of tasks I have automated.
Invoice Processing
- Auto-read from emails
- Match against POs
- Bookkeeping in ERP
- Approval flow on Slack/Teams
Inventory & Webshop
- Sync stock status
- Auto product creation
- Update prices from suppliers
- Low stock notifications
Reporting
- Fetch data from 5 systems
- Merge in Excel / Sheets
- Generate PDF report
- Email to management every Monday
RPA Specialist – Not a Salesman
My name is Christian Nielsen. As a freelance RPA consultant, I help companies automate processes that usually steal time from employees.
I connect systems via APIs, scripts, and 'low-code' solutions. No expensive licenses for large enterprise RPA suites if a simple Python script can solve the task better and cheaper.
More about me →Simple Pricing
Pay for the solution, not the talk.
Automations start from €350
- ✅ No ongoing license fees
- ✅ You own the code 100%
- ✅ Effective debugging
The Toolbox
Questions about RPA & Automation
How much does a software robot cost? +
It varies. A simple automation (e.g., moving data from email to Excel) can often be built in 5-10 hours. Larger integrations take longer. I always provide a fixed estimate before we start, so you know the price.
What happens if my systems update? +
Robots rely on buttons and fields being where they usually are. If you update your ERP system, the robot might need adjustment. I offer both 'punch cards' and fixed service agreements to ensure uptime.
Is it secure to give a robot access? +
Yes. The robot uses its own login credentials, and all passwords are stored encrypted (Environment Variables). I never see your passwords in plain text, and data is handled with strict confidentiality.
Can you automate everything? +
Almost any rule-based digital work can be automated. If the task requires 'gut feeling' or complex human judgment, it's better to let a human do it – but the robot can still do the prep work.