Process automation
Data is copied between email, spreadsheets and business software.
Your outcome
An agreed workflow that reduces recurring manual work and handles exceptions transparently.
Digital consulting for SMEs & business teams
Improve your processes.
Make digital work.
I help you reduce manual work and improve day-to-day processes. We understand the problem first, then choose the right approach: process improvement, automation, software or AI.
No obligation. An open question is enough.
Vincent Harant · IT and digital projects since 2019
Your starting point
Where does your team lose time?
You do not need to know the technical solution yet. A process that slows your team down is a good place to start.
01
Data moves by hand.
Between email, spreadsheets and business software, your team copies, follows up and corrects.
02
A useful tool is missing.
An important step does not fit your existing software. Your team works around it.
03
AI is an idea. Not yet a plan.
You see possibilities but are unsure where AI would be worthwhile and what it would require.
Consulting & implementation
The need shapes the solution.
Advice and implementation belong together. What matters is improving your everyday work with an approach worth the effort.
Custom tools & software
Tasks and approvals are organised across complicated spreadsheets.
Your outcome
A useful tool for a defined need, tested with the people who will use it.
AI consulting & workshops
There are plenty of AI ideas, but no clear priorities.
Your outcome
An informed decision on value, feasibility and risks, with a concrete next step.
A look at my work
Turning requirements into useful tools.
Selected projects from my work, from internal tools to digital customer processes.
Process digitalisation · LogisticsDevelopedFrom project intake to a quote.
Process digitalisation · LogisticsDeveloped
From project intake to a quote.
WMS projects require customer requirements to be captured in a structured way and carried into a calculation.
My contribution
I connected a digital project intake with a quote calculator. Requirements are captured during the conversation, line items and quantities derived from them, and assembled into a proposed quote. Whoever prices the job can see where each line came from and adjust it, instead of entering the data again.
Web application · E-commerceImplementedA website connected to business operations.
Web application · E-commerceImplemented
A website connected to business operations.
A digital presence needs to be manageable and consider the processes behind an order.
My contribution
I built a client website with an admin area, shop and payment integration. Content and products are maintained in house, orders run through with payment, and the steps that follow can be automated. Interface and operations are designed together.
Agentic AI · Own operationsIn useAn assistant that takes over inbox routine.
Agentic AI · Own operationsIn use
An assistant that takes over inbox routine.
Recurring correspondence costs time every day without a decision being made.
My contribution
Kernlogik itself runs on an agentic workflow behind the scenes. My assistant Kira summarises incoming email, drafts replies and handles sending; the decision on content stays with me. The same construction can be applied to recurring processes in your company.
Facing a similar challenge in your company?
Request an introductory callGetting started
One process is enough to begin.
In an introductory call without obligation, we discuss your situation, the desired outcome and whether I can help.
Request an introductory callNo obligation. An open question is enough.
A closer look: the process review.
We define one process, examine its bottlenecks and assess possible improvements. Scope and effort are agreed before you commission any work.
The aim of a process review
- A shared understanding of the process and its bottlenecks
- Prioritised options with value, effort and open questions
- A recommended next step, including taking no action for now
My Approach
From the problem
to a useful next step.
Each step provides a basis for your next decision. We discuss value and effort before moving forward.
- 01
Understand
We examine a specific process, the people involved and the desired outcome.
Outcome: a clear understanding
- 02
Assess
We compare useful options: better processes, software, automation or AI, including taking no action.
Outcome: a prioritised recommendation
- 03
Implement
We make the approach testable, review it with your team and agree on integration.
Outcome: a testable solution
- 04
Refine
We agree on documentation, handover, operation and potential further development.
Outcome: agreed next steps
Clear responsibilities before we scale.
I build smaller tools, prototypes and automations myself. For larger integrations, we agree which tasks I, your IT team or suitable partners will handle. Access, testing, documentation, operation and support are part of that discussion.
About Me
Understand processes. Deliver solutions.
I am Vincent Harant. I combine consulting experience with hands-on development of digital tools.
Since 2019, I have worked across software, processes and business teams, from IT projects to digitalisation, automation and AI. I help companies clarify requirements and explore practical starting points through AI workshops.
As an AI Solution Expert at KION Group, I work on AI use cases and solution concepts. Through Kernlogik, I bring that experience to focused projects. I build smaller solutions myself; for larger integrations, we agree how to work with your IT team and suitable partners.
Professional background
Kernlogik Consulting
Founder & Consultant
2026–present
KION Group
AI Solution Expert
2026–present
IT Consultant
2023–2026
Schenck Process
Consultant Digitalization & Automation
2021–2023
VETTE EDV
IT Project Manager
2019–2021
7+ Years
IT & digital projects
Common questions
Before we get started.
Do we need a specific solution in mind?
No. Describe the process or problem you are dealing with. In our first call, we clarify the situation and a useful next step. Technology is selected once the need is understood.
Do you also work on small projects?
Yes. One manual process, a missing internal tool or a focused feasibility question can be a good starting point. We define a manageable scope together.
How much does it cost?
The introductory call comes without obligation. Further costs depend on scope, systems, data and integration requirements. Deliverables and fees are agreed before any work is commissioned.
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How long does a project take?
That depends on whether we are reviewing a process, testing a prototype or integrating a solution. Data access, interfaces and the availability of stakeholders affect the schedule. We can estimate effort once the scope is clearer.
Do you offer AI workshops?
Yes. In AI workshops, we explore opportunities, discuss tasks from your everyday work and identify useful next steps. Content and depth are tailored to the participants and your situation.
Can we start without an in-house IT department?
Yes. For access, integrations and ongoing operation, we coordinate with the responsible people or your existing IT service providers.
Does the solution have to use AI?
No. A clearer process, an existing software feature or conventional automation may be the right answer. AI is considered when it offers a clear benefit for the task.
How do you handle our data and systems?
Before implementation, we clarify the data needed, access rights and requirements for hosting and processing. This includes approvals, external services and coordination with your IT team. You do not need to send confidential documents with an initial enquiry.
Who handles operation and support?
Responsibilities, documentation, handover and any ongoing support are agreed for the specific project, including partners. We also discuss the timeline and my availability in the introductory call.
Contact
Which process is slowing your team down?
Tell me briefly about your situation. In an introductory call without obligation, we discuss your goals and a useful next step. An open question is enough.