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OUR CLIENTS
KiRCHHOFF RESULTS
Key results
Supplier documents a month, into SAP
From start to production
A month in manual processing recovered
WHAT YOU GET
01
A prioritised business case
02
A working proof of concept
03
An IT roadblock analysis
Who Noxus is built for
That is the reason to come, not a reason to wait. We map the process as it actually runs, including the edge cases people currently handle by hand, and design for those exceptions rather than around them.
Quality, audit and compliance requirements shape the design from the first hour. Every step stays traceable, and human sign-off stays wherever your regulator, or your own risk appetite, needs it.
Most processes worth automating sit on top of SAP, Oracle, or something older still. The IT roadblock analysis covers what it takes to connect to what you already run, before anyone commits to anything.
Scripts that broke the first time a layout changed, or a pilot that never became more than a pilot. Half a day on your own process is enough to tell whether this time is different.
If someone has to read, interpret and decide, a rules-based tool was never going to hold. That is the class of process we build for, with oversight where you want it.
PROCESS TRANSFORMATION WORKSHOP
Every estate we’ve deployed into was. We’ll tell you which integration pattern fits on the call.
Keep them. Capture tools read the page. This runs everything after—the validation, the judgement calls, the posting, the audit trail.
Nothing is modified and nothing leaves your infrastructure. Bring them to the workshop.
That’s the condition it was built for. No supplier changed a format for Kirchhoff—the variation is handled on our side.
Kirchhoff took 30 days from start to production. The longest deployment so far took 45.
The process owner and whoever handles the documents day to day. IT is welcome.
Everything is yours to keep—the map, the business case, the roadmap. Take it to leadership with us or without us.
Kirchhoff had tried RPA and a P2P platform before this. They started with one process, at one plant, and were live in 30 days.










