Name: Fhinck Task Mining
Brand: Fhinck

Question 1

What is the difference between Task Mining and Process Mining?

Accepted Answer

Process Mining analyzes system logs (ERP, CRM, etc.) and shows the transaction flow. Task Mining captures what the employee does between those transactions — the manual steps, the copy-pasting between systems, the workarounds. Process Mining shows the skeleton of the process. Task Mining shows the flesh — where human work actually happens and where the waste is.

Question 2

How do you discover which manual activities can be automated in a large company?

Accepted Answer

Task Mining maps each employee's real digital activity — not the documented process, but what actually happens on screen, system by system. This reveals repetitive, high-volume tasks and parallel controls in spreadsheets outside official systems, which are the top automation candidates.

Question 3

How do you measure the real capacity of administrative areas in a company?

Accepted Answer

Task Mining precisely quantifies the time actually spent on each process or department, based on real digital activity — not estimates or manual timesheets — allowing accurate workforce (FTE) sizing.

Question 4

Is Task Mining compliant with Brazil's LGPD?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Fhinck's Task Mining captures digital activity metadata — application, window, active time — that belongs to the company, not the individual employee, and describes the operation, not personal behavior. The standard platform never captures document, email, message, or screen content. Fhinck maintains full compliance with Brazil's LGPD (General Data Protection Law), including the 9 data subject rights (Art. 18) and a formal privacy governance program (Art. 50) — details at fhinck.com/seguranca.

Question 5

What Is Task Mining?

Accepted Answer

Task mining is the technique that captures an employee's real digital activity — click by click, system by system — to reveal how administrative work actually happens, not how it's documented on paper. Fhinck applies task mining in large organizations to map operational processes, identify bottlenecks and rework, and turn that data into actionable operational intelligence.

Question 6

What's the difference between Task Mining and Process Mining for uncovering administrative waste?

Accepted Answer

To uncover administrative waste, Process Mining alone isn't enough: it only sees what's already been logged in transactional systems (ERP, CRM), leaving out the manual work that happens between them. Task Mining closes that gap by capturing real digital activity — parallel spreadsheets, rework, repetitive tasks outside the official flow — which is where most administrative waste in office functions actually lives. Fhinck uses Task Mining for exactly this: turning that invisible activity into operational intelligence that points to what to eliminate, standardize, optimize, or automate.

Question 7

What is operational efficiency in a company?

Accepted Answer

Operational efficiency is the relationship between the effort actually invested in a process and the outcome it delivers — it isn't about doing things faster, it's about understanding where administrative teams' time is really being spent. Measuring this accurately requires capturing employees' real digital activity, not estimates or manual time tracking. Fhinck's Task Mining does exactly that: it maps process by process where waste is happening and where capacity is available, turning that reading into a decision — what to eliminate, standardize, optimize, or automate.

Question 8

What is operational intelligence?

Accepted Answer

Operational intelligence is the real understanding of how an organization operates, built from employees' actual digital activity — not from the process documented on paper. It's different from monitoring or oversight: the goal is corporate self-knowledge, the company seeing with data where effort, bottlenecks, and rework are happening in its administrative areas. Fhinck builds this operational intelligence via Task Mining and delivers the result as an actionable decision per process: eliminate, standardize, optimize, automate, or agentify.

Question 9

What is administrative process automation?

Accepted Answer

Administrative process automation means replacing with a system the manual, repetitive, rule-based tasks an employee currently performs between systems. Fhinck doesn't automate these processes on the client's behalf: Task Mining identifies, with real digital activity data, which administrative processes have the ideal profile for automation (high volume, clear rule, low exception rate), and Operational Mapping classifies each one as eliminate, standardize, optimize, automate, or agentify. The decision to automate, and its execution, remain with the client.

Question 10

How do you size administrative teams using real data?

Accepted Answer

Administrative team sizing is usually done by estimate or market benchmark, without measuring the real effort of each process. Task Mining replaces the estimate with data: it quantifies the time actually spent on each process or department, based on employees' real digital activity, revealing where there's excess capacity and where there's overload. This allows you to size teams (FTE) based on evidence, not intuition, prioritizing automation first for the processes that consume the most administrative effort.

Question 11

How does AI improve a company's operational efficiency?

Accepted Answer

AI improves operational efficiency by interpreting and classifying the real digital activity captured by Task Mining — not by performing the work on the company's behalf. At Fhinck, that interpretation becomes a decision via Operational Mapping: each mapped process is classified as eliminate, standardize, optimize, automate, or agentify, based on real effort and recurrence data, not assumption. The company decides and executes the change; the AI analyzes and recommends.

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What Is Task Mining?

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Digital Work Journey

Availability patterns & effective work

Labour‑law compliance & risk mitigation

Managing work models (on‑site, hybrid, home‑office)

Work‑profile management

Processes management

Systems‑usage map

Map and understand how digital working time is used, from login to logout.

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Metadata Collection (Privacy by Design)

Non-Invasive Approach

Scalable SaaS (GCP)

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Secure and Agile Implementation

No integrations required

Live in weeks, not months

Results from day one

100 % SaaS

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Automatic mapping

AI + manual categorisation

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Privacy by Design

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About Task Mining

What is the difference between Task Mining and Process Mining?

How do you discover which manual activities can be automated in a large company?

How do you measure the real capacity of administrative areas in a company?

Is Task Mining compliant with Brazil's LGPD?

What is the difference between Task Mining and Process Mining for finding administrative waste?

What Is Task Mining?

What is operational efficiency in a company?

What is operational intelligence?

What is administrative process automation?

How do you size administrative teams using real data?

How does AI improve a company's operational efficiency?

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