Follow the work
We speak with the people receiving, routing and resolving requests. A current-state map makes duplicate entry, waiting time and unclear ownership visible before we propose a tool.
Workflow assessment / typically 1–2 weeksVitra + Our approach
Start withthe handoff.
The most useful technology begins with a precise question: where is your team spending time moving work instead of moving it forward? We find that point, then build around it.
People + process + technology01 / How the work moves
We keep the people who handle the work close to the build. Their knowledge shows us which steps can disappear, which decisions need a human and what a useful first release must do.
Make a focused first release
We turn the agreed handoffs into a PowerApp with the right views for each role. Where AI can help with triage or summaries, we define what it may prepare and what a person must review.
Focused PowerApps release / typically 4–8 weeksTest against the day-to-day
Users try the workflow with real scenarios. We refine friction, document the new process and look at whether the team spends less time chasing updates or repeating tasks.
Testing, handover + next stepsThe principle behind every build
When a request 
has a clear path, people can spend less time + effort finding its next step.
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02 / The connected pieces
A workflow you can see through.
The application is only one part of the answer. Intake, routing, useful AI assistance and visibility have to fit together for the work to feel lighter.
One place for the request to begin
A PowerApp gathers the information the next person actually needs, instead of sending the team back for missing details.
A next owner, not another inbox
Approvals and status changes follow an agreed path.
AI with a defined job
Triage and summaries support the team; people retain review.
Know where work waits
Connected views make workload, coverage and delays easier for managers to act on.
03 / Questions worth asking
Before a single screen is built.
Good discovery makes the first release smaller and more useful. These are the decisions we work through with your team.
Which process should we tackle first?
Choose a repeatable workflow with a clear owner and visible friction: staffing requests, approvals or status tracking are good places to look. We map its current handoffs and prioritize the change that will remove the most avoidable work.
How does this fit our existing systems?
We review the tools, data, access and integration requirements during discovery. A useful PowerApp should connect the steps your team already depends on, rather than create another isolated place to maintain information.
Where should AI be involved?
We look for contained tasks such as sorting incoming information or preparing a summary for review. The data involved and the consequences of an error determine whether AI is appropriate and where human oversight belongs. An AI-assisted operations discovery and pilot typically takes 4–6 weeks.
What tells us the change worked?
We agree what to observe before the build: repeated entry, time spent following up, delays between steps or the visibility managers have into workload. After release, feedback from the people using the workflow helps guide refinements.
Vitra + your next workflow
Show us where the work gets stuck.
We’ll talk through the process, the people it touches and whether a PowerApps or AI approach can make it simpler.
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