Run the transformation yourself with an agreed map and savings case.
Duvo Clarity
Map how the work really runs.
Map a workflow, team, or department in days. Get a costed plan for what to automate, redesign, or leave alone.
What goes in
Capture real evidence.
Record the screens, run guided interviews, upload SOPs, or combine all three.
What gets mapped
Reconcile it into an L4 map.
Tasks, systems, decisions, handoffs, exceptions, workarounds, rework, and long-tail cases.
What you leave with
Turn the map into decisions.
Current cost, available savings, control boundaries, and the safest automation or redesign candidates.
What comes out
A process map with economics attached.
A usable view of the process, the blockers, the financial impact, and the safest first changes to make.
Why Clarity
Stop automating from assumptions.
Most discovery rebuilds the process from memory and meetings. Clarity starts from evidence. It captures the live process from systems, screens, documents, and handoffs, then shows the exceptions and workarounds the assumed map never includes. Automating a broken process only produces bad outcomes faster. So operations, finance, and transformation teams agree on what really happens before anyone debates budget, ownership, or automation.
Compress discovery
Replace months of interviews, workshops, diagramming, and review cycles with a focused evidence-led diagnostic.
Expose hidden variance
People describe the clean path. Clarity shows the exceptions, workarounds, and market-by-market differences that drive cost.
Decide before you build
Leave with the shared source of truth, the savings case, and a prioritized view of what to automate, redesign, or leave alone.
Capture modes
Use the evidence closest to the work.
Most processes are spread across screens, documents, messages, and people. Clarity combines those sources so the final map reflects reality, not the ideal route in an SOP.
Screen recording
See the process on the actual screens.
Upload a walkthrough of the fields, files, messages, and handoffs. Clarity extracts the steps, systems, decision points, and exceptions.
What you get
A process map your team can make decisions from.
In one Clarity session, you get the facts leaders need: what happens, what it costs, what to fix, and what not to automate as-is.
01Source of truth
The real sequence at L4 detail.
Tasks, systems, handoffs, exceptions, and workarounds in one reviewable view instead of scattered interviews and half-current SOPs.
02Cost & savings
The financial case for change.
Current-state cost, available savings, and the business case framed so finance and operations can decide together.
03Priorities
What to automate, redesign, or leave alone.
Clarity separates candidates ready for controlled automation from the broken paths that need redesign first.
04Export
Files and plans you keep.
Export maps through BPMN 2.0 XML, share the plans internally, or carry the transformation forward independently of Duvo.
Any language
Interviews and walkthroughs in the language your team uses.
L4 process detail
Tasks, systems, decisions, handoffs, exceptions, and workarounds.
BPMN 2.0 XML
Standards-based export for downstream process tools.
Process mining
Move the captured map into mining and optimization workflows.
Modeling suites
Move maps into BPMN-compatible modeling environments.
Transformation docs
Share the plan internally without rebuilding the discovery work.
Next step
Keep the work independent, or turn it into a Duvo run.
Clarity is valuable as a standalone diagnostic. If the business case is strong and you want Duvo to execute, the same map becomes the starting point for a controlled run.
Use the shortlist to choose automation, redesign, or human control.
If Duvo runs it, the same evidence becomes map, optimize, and automate.
Customer proof
The real process is usually not the assumed one.
“Ask 14 people how the process works and you get 14 different answers. Clarity reconciled them in a week, quantified what the exceptions were actually costing us, and gave us a transformation plan we could take straight to the exec team. We finally have a single source of truth about how we actually operate.”
Notino
Head of AI Automation, Notino
“We thought we knew our promo process. Two weeks of Clarity showed us we didn't, and that the gap was costing us a lot in some markets. It gave us one honest picture of how every market actually runs, so we could optimize and unify the process across all of them.”
Rohlik Group
CEO, Rohlik Group
Questions
What teams ask before a Clarity session.
How long does a Clarity session take?
Days, not months. You start with one workflow, team, or department, and leave with the map, the costed current-state view, and the decision plan.
Do we need system access or integration to start?
No. Clarity works from screen recordings, guided AI interviews, and the documents you already have. There is no API project and no IT lift to begin.
What languages do you support?
Interviews and walkthroughs run in the language your team actually uses, so nothing is lost in translation before it reaches the map.
What do we actually walk away with?
An L4 process map (the real sequence of tasks, systems, handoffs, exceptions, and workarounds), a costed view of the current process, a prioritized shortlist of what to automate, redesign, or leave alone, and portable BPMN 2.0 XML you keep.
Do we have to automate with Duvo afterwards?
No. Clarity is a standalone diagnostic. The maps and plans are yours to run independently, hand to another partner, or bring back to Duvo if the business case is strong.
Is our data and our screen recordings secure?
Yes. Duvo runs on SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, and GDPR-aligned controls, so the evidence you share stays handled to enterprise standards.
How is Clarity different from the SAP gap analysis?
Clarity maps any workflow from evidence, across whatever systems the work touches. The SAP gap analysis is a read-only scan of a live SAP system that returns a risk-rated gap report. Many teams run both: Clarity for the end-to-end process, the gap analysis for the SAP-side detail.