The admin, handled.
Donworth Studio builds automation that removes repeat work for businesses across Ireland. Payments matched, documents produced, schedules filled, stock reordered and customers kept informed, without anyone chasing it.
What we build
Work that happens without being chased.
Each automation is built into the tools you already use, and runs the moment the trigger happens.
Payments and invoicing
Payments matched to invoices, receipts sent, reminders raised on time.
Documents and reports
Site visits, inspections and forms turned into finished documents automatically.
Scheduling and follow-ups
Cancellations refilled, confirmations and reminders sent, no-shows reduced.
Stock and suppliers
Stock adjusted as orders land, and supplier orders raised before you run out.
How it works
You run the business. We handle the software.
From mapping the workflow to running it in production, we own the software side. You never have to become a project manager.
Understand
We watch how the work actually flows today and agree exactly what should happen on its own.
Build
Connected to your systems and tested against real cases before anything runs unattended.
Launch
Live, monitored and improving. Each new automation removes another job from the list.
FAQ
Questions about automation
What can be automated?
Repetitive, rule-based work: moving data between systems, reminders and follow-ups, invoices and payments, reports, onboarding and scheduling. Start with what to automate first, or work out what repetitive work is costing you.
Will automation replace our staff?
The aim is to remove repetitive admin so your team spends its time on work that needs people: customers, decisions and the business itself.
Does it use AI?
Where it helps. Many automations are simple rules. AI is used for tasks such as reading documents or drafting replies, with a person checking anything that matters.
Will it work with our existing tools?
Usually, yes. Automations are built on top of the systems you already use wherever those systems allow it.
How do we get started?
Pick one task your team repeats every week and tell us about it. That is enough to scope a first automation.