Most workflow automation fails because it skips the hard part
The hard part is making workflow logic explicit, governing exceptions, and preserving accountability. RoboHen exists for workflows where that discipline matters.
Not "just consulting"
We do not sell slide decks.
We deliver workflows that Run predictably in production, preserve approvals and accountability, and improve over time instead of drifting.
Not "automation-first"
We do not start by wiring tools together.
We start with logic-first redesign.
Common approaches that break down
Connector-first no-code tools
These tools work for simple flows.
They struggle when workflows need exception handling, approvals, audit trails, and reuse across teams.
Traditional RPA
RPA often becomes brittle because UI changes easily break automations, logic often lives in fragile scripts, and auditability is limited.
Pure AI agent approaches
AI can be powerful, but reliability breaks when the agent becoming the authority, decisions being probabilistic, and exceptions not being properly governed.
The RoboHen difference
Logic-first workflow definition
Workflows are written in a form business and technical teams can agree on.
Human-in-the-loop as a first-class concept
Approvals and reviews are built into the workflow, not bolted on.
Execution designed for reliability
Workflows are executed with predictable behavior, observability, and recovery.
Services + platform
We apply a repeatable transformation method, supported by a platform so results scale.