Staff augmentation
Business process outsourcing
IT consulting
AI data center enablement
Operating since 2019
Part of OpenDhi Group
UK · Netherlands · India
BPO Services

Process delivery you can measure, from a team you can audit.

We run defined business processes to agreed service levels — customer operations, back-office processing, finance support and data operations — with reporting that shows attainment against the measures rather than a summary of activity.

Service lines

The processes we run.

Each is scoped as a defined process with an owner, a set of measures and an agreed reporting cycle — never as an open-ended pool of hours.

Customer operations

Inbound and outbound voice, email, chat and ticket handling, including first-line technical support and escalation management.

  • Multichannel contact handling
  • Query resolution and escalation
  • Order and account administration
  • Customer onboarding support

Finance and accounting support

Transactional finance processes run to a defined calendar with reconciliation and exception handling built into the process.

  • Accounts payable and receivable processing
  • Invoice and expense handling
  • Reconciliation support
  • Reporting pack preparation

Back-office processing

Rules-based administrative processing where accuracy and turnaround time are the measures that matter.

  • Document and application processing
  • Data entry, validation and enrichment
  • Records management
  • Compliance and verification checks

Data operations

The data preparation work that sits underneath analytics and AI programs, run as a managed process rather than an ad-hoc effort.

  • Data cleansing and standardization
  • Annotation and labeling
  • Catalog and master-data maintenance
  • Quality sampling and audit
Service levels

We agree the measures before we agree the price.

The measures below are the ones we typically build a service level around. The specific target for each is set during scoping against your process, your volumes and your quality bar — not copied from a template.

MeasureWhat it tells youHow it is set
Response timeHow quickly a contact or item is picked upAgainst your volume profile and peak pattern
Resolution timeHow long an item takes to close, end to endBy work type, with complex cases separated out
First-contact resolutionHow often an issue is closed without a hand-offAgainst a baseline measured during transition
Quality scoreAccuracy against your defined criteriaFrom a sampled audit at an agreed sample rate
Customer satisfactionHow the end customer rates the interactionUsing your survey instrument where one exists
Schedule adherenceWhether agreed capacity was actually availableAgainst the staffing plan agreed for the period
A note on published benchmarks. Contact-center service levels are often quoted against an industry convention such as answering 80% of calls within 20 seconds. We will tell you where your target sits relative to that convention, but we set the committed target against your own volume and quality data during transition. We do not commit to a benchmark figure before we have measured the process.
Transition

How a process moves to us without breaking.

Transition is where outsourcing usually goes wrong. It is planned as a phase with its own milestones and exit criteria.

1

Discovery

We document the process as it actually runs today, including the exceptions and workarounds that are not in the written procedure.

2

Baseline

We measure current volumes, turnaround and quality so there is an agreed starting point to improve from.

3

Knowledge transfer

Your team trains ours, against a documented plan with competency sign-off before any live work moves.

4

Parallel run

We run alongside your team at agreed volumes until quality and turnaround meet the exit criteria.

5

Steady state

Full handover, with the governance and reporting cycle live from day one of steady state.

Governance

Reporting built for your auditors, not just your operations lead.

  • Service-level attainment reported against every agreed measure, every cycle.
  • Quality audit results with the sample, the criteria and the failures visible.
  • Volume and capacity reporting, including where demand differed from forecast.
  • A written risk and issue log carried forward between reviews.
  • Change control — any change to scope, volume or measures is documented and approved.
Security and data protection

Handled as a contractual obligation, not a policy statement.

  • Written data-processing terms defining what we may access, process and retain.
  • Access on a least-privilege basis with logged, reviewable permissions.
  • Controlled delivery environments appropriate to the sensitivity of the process.
  • Staff confidentiality obligations and role-appropriate background verification.
  • Documented incident response and notification obligations.
Certification status for the contracting entity is provided in writing during procurement, with evidence. We do not display certification badges here.

Bring us a process, not just a headcount number.

Tell us what the process does, what goes wrong with it today, and how you measure it. That is enough for us to give you a realistic answer.