Lunnoa (public demo) · Lunnoa Reports, a tour of the building blocks
What a workshop deliverable looks like
Section 01

Executive summary

This is a public, read-only demo of Lunnoa Reports: the tool Lunnoa uses to turn workshop findings into a structured client deliverable. Every number on this page is illustrative, standing in for what a real engagement produces.

At a glance

Use cases identified
12
Illustrative figures
First-wave candidates
6
Illustrative figures
Hours saved / month
380
Illustrative figures
-42% manual effort

Automation maturity

Illustrative maturity: current vs. 6-month target

Sample scores on a 1 (ad hoc) to 5 (optimised) scale, shown here to demonstrate the chart.

Current Target

Every section of this demo report uses a real component from the Lunnoa Reports vocabulary. Browse the sidebar for current state findings, a use case portfolio, and a delivery roadmap.

Section 02

Current state

A typical workshop report opens each section with a one-paragraph lead, then supports it with findings, direct quotes, and callouts. This section demonstrates that pattern with illustrative content.

Key findingHigh impact

Manual handoffs multiply the time a routine task takes

In a typical process discovery workshop, a single request can pass through four or five inboxes before it is resolved. Each handover is a manual email or shared inbox forward, and each one adds a delay that nobody owns.

“

We do the same five-step approval on every request. The five steps make sense. Doing them all by hand, five hundred times a month, does not.

”
Alex Example, Operations Manager
Key findingMedium impact

The data needed to automate a process already exists, just not in one place

Workshops repeatedly surface the same pattern: the fields needed for a decision are already captured somewhere in the stack. The gap is integration and ownership, not data capture.

“

Nobody signed off on this process existing this way. It grew one exception at a time.

”
Jordan Example, Finance Lead
“

Every team has its own spreadsheet version of the truth. We reconcile three of them every Friday.

”
Sam Example, IT Director
Today (manual, illustrative)
  • Request arrives by email, forwarded to a shared inbox.
  • A coordinator opens the request and retypes key fields into the system of record.
  • A second person checks the entry before it is actioned.
After automation (illustrative)
  • A Lunnoa agent receives the request and extracts the key fields automatically.
  • Matching and validation run without manual re-keying.
  • Exceptions route to a queue for a person to review, not the whole volume.

Workshop participants
Alex Example
Operations Manager · Operations
Interviewee
Section 03

Use cases

Workshop findings typically resolve into a scored portfolio of candidate use cases. This section shows the matrix, card grid, and before/after comparison chart used to present that portfolio, with illustrative data.

Twelve use cases scored on effort and impact (illustrative)

FinanceOperations

Recommended first wave

Wave 1 Finance

Supplier invoice intake

Automate three-way matching between supplier invoices, purchase orders, and goods receipts.
Impact
~220 hrs / month (illustrative)
Effort
M
TTV
6 weeks
Owner: Jordan Example
Wave 1 Operations

Order acknowledgements

Auto-generate acknowledgement emails within five minutes of order receipt.
Impact
~90 hrs / month (illustrative)
Effort
S
TTV
4 weeks
Owner: Alex Example

Projected impact

Manual hours per month, before vs. projected after wave 1 (illustrative)

BeforeAfter
Section 04

Roadmap

The closing section of a workshop report sequences the recommended work into phases and states the concrete next steps. This section demonstrates the timeline, recommendation, and table components with illustrative data.

Wave 1, illustrative 12-week delivery

  1. Phase 1, Foundation
    Weeks 1-3
    • Systems access confirmed
    • Lunnoa platform deployed
  2. Phase 2, Build the first flows
    Weeks 4-8
    • HR triage live week 5
    • Invoice intake live week 8
  3. Phase 3, Adopt and measure
    Weeks 9-12
    • Hours-saved dashboard live
    • Wave 2 backlog scoped
RecommendationDo nowEffort: MOwner: COO + IT Director

Commit to a 12-week first wave covering invoice intake and order acknowledgements

These two use cases share a deployment pattern and, in this illustrative scenario, would together cover the largest concentration of manual hours observed in the workshop.

RecommendationDo nextEffort: SOwner: Programme lead

Stand up a shared hours-saved dashboard before wave 2 kicks off

Measuring wave 1 honestly is what earns the mandate for wave 2. Track hours saved per use case from week one, not just at the review.

Success metrics

Target hours saved / month
380
Illustrative target
Wave 1 use cases live
2 of 2
Illustrative target
Hours by workstream (illustrative)
WorkstreamManual hrs / week (before)Manual hrs / week (after)
Invoice intake7015
Order acknowledgements285
HR ticket triage229