Supplier Onboarding
Collect supplier details once, route checks and approvals, and pass verified records to your finance system.
Find Out More: Procurement automationYour process. Our engineers. Software that fits how you work.
Engineers who work alongside your team
Some improvements cannot be bought off the shelf. A supplier process runs across three systems, an approval lives in a spreadsheet, or a team needs a small application that nobody sells. Embedded engineering, sometimes called forward deployed engineering, puts Docuworx engineers alongside the people who do the work.
We learn the process first-hand, then design, build and improve business automation, systems integrations and custom business applications around the systems you already use.

What we build
Each engagement focuses on a defined business problem. Typical areas include:
Focused applications, portals and work queues for processes that standard software does not cover well.
Route requests, approvals and exceptions to the right people, with a clear record of each decision.
Connect finance, ERP, CRM and document systems so information is entered once and moves reliably.
Replace paper, PDF and email requests with structured forms that start the next step automatically.
Give managers a current view of outstanding work, ownership, exceptions and turnaround times.
Extend document management, capture and generation where documents drive the process.
Why embedded engineering
Working directly with your team shortens the gap between understanding a problem and testing a solution. Decisions are made with the people who use the process, and each release is checked against real transactions. Where the scope is not yet clear, our advisory services can define it first.


Business outcomes
How it works
Meet the people doing the work, map the current process and agree the outcome to aim for.
Define the workflow, data, integrations, permissions and the smallest useful first release.
Develop the application, automation or integration in short cycles with regular reviews.
Check the solution against representative transactions and exceptions before go-live.
Deploy with training, documentation and the support arrangements agreed with you.
Review adoption and results, then prioritise the next improvement.
Example use cases
Examples of problems an engagement can address. The right approach depends on your systems and requirements.
Collect supplier details once, route checks and approvals, and pass verified records to your finance system.
Find Out More: Procurement automationGive accounts payable staff a work queue for mismatched or incomplete invoices, with the context needed to resolve them.
Find Out More: Accounts payable automationBring onboarding, changes and supporting paperwork into structured forms with tracked approvals.
Find Out More: HR and employee managementCapture requests from staff or sites, assign work, record completion evidence and notify finance.
Find Out More: Digital formsExchange approved transactions, master data and status updates between business systems and your ERP.
Find Out More: IntegrationsCombine status information from several systems into one view of outstanding work and exceptions.
Find Out More: Workflow automationEngagement options
Scope, availability and fees are agreed after an initial discussion. Software licensing and third-party costs may be separate.
Integration
Engagements start with the applications you already use. We identify what information needs to move between them, when it should move and who resolves errors.
The right approach depends on the system, its access options and your requirements. See our integrations capability for more.






FAQs
Embedded engineering is a delivery model where Docuworx engineers work directly with your team to understand a business problem, then design, build and improve a solution in manageable stages. Engagements can be fixed-scope or ongoing.
The terms describe a similar approach: engineers work closely with the business that uses the solution rather than only from a written specification. At Docuworx, it means our engineers work with your staff on a defined process or a prioritised backlog.
Usually not. We start with the systems you already use and look for where integration, workflow changes or a focused application would help.
Typical examples include request and approval workflows, work queues for exceptions, digital forms, integrations between finance, ERP and document systems, and dashboards that show the status of work. Each solution is scoped to your requirements.
Yes. A discovery and solution design engagement is a practical way to assess one opportunity before committing to a larger program.
Scope, availability and fees are agreed after an initial discussion. Options include a fixed-scope discovery, a defined project, or reserved engineering capacity. Software licensing and third-party costs may be separate.
Only where it suits the process. Some solutions use Docuworx intelligent data capture to read documents, with people reviewing exceptions. Many engagements do not need AI at all, and every production solution is designed, tested and approved like any other business system.
Support, ownership and documentation arrangements are agreed at the start of each engagement. We document what is built so your team understands how it works.

Get started today
Tell us which process is causing delay or unnecessary effort and who needs to be involved. We can discuss your requirements and suggest a sensible first step.