You've heard automation can save time and money. But what does that actually look like in practice? This guide shows you exactly how 14 UK businesses automated specific tasks - with the tools they used, the workflows they built, and the results they achieved.
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Running a small business means juggling dozens of tasks that eat into your day. The good news? Many of these tasks - from chasing invoices to updating inventory - can now run on autopilot. UK research shows that e-invoicing alone cuts processing costs by 60-80%, saving small firms an average of £11,300 per year.
But knowing you could automate something is different from knowing how. That's why we've gathered real examples from UK businesses - showing not just what they automated, but the exact tools, workflows, and results. Whether you're looking to speed up invoice processing, automate customer communications, or sync data between systems, you'll find a practical example to follow.
Task automation vs business automation
Before we look at the examples, it's worth understanding what we mean by task automation specifically. While business automation covers broad strategic changes - like transforming your entire order fulfilment process - task automation focuses on specific, individual actions: chasing an overdue invoice, categorising a bank transaction, or sending a meeting reminder.
Think of it this way: automating "accounts payable" is a business process project. Automating "send payment reminder 7 days after invoice due date" is a task automation - something you can set up this afternoon. The examples in this guide focus on the latter: practical, specific tasks you can automate quickly using tools you may already have.
Invoice and payment automation
Manual invoice processing costs UK businesses between £12-30 per invoice when you factor in staff time, corrections, and chasing. Automate it, and that drops to £1-5 per invoice - a 60-80% saving. Here's how real UK businesses made that happen.
Cambridge Financial Associates: From 3 minutes to 18 seconds per invoice
The problem: This Cambridge-based accountancy firm serves 150 clients and processes over 500 invoices monthly. Three staff members spent 25 hours per week on invoice-related tasks - sorting emails, manual data entry, and chasing approvals. The error rate sat at 8%, meaning one in twelve invoices needed corrections.
The solution: They implemented an automated workflow integrating OCR (optical character recognition) with Xero. Incoming invoices are automatically scanned, data extracted, and transactions categorised based on supplier rules. Approvals route automatically to the right client contact.
The result: Invoice processing dropped from 3 minutes to 18 seconds - an 89% improvement. The error rate fell from 8% to 0.8%. The practice reclaimed 25 hours weekly, equivalent to £18,750 in annual labour costs. "The ROI was evident within the first month," said the managing partner.
Tools used: Xero + OCR integration (Dext or similar)
Domino Printing UK: From hours to minutes per invoice batch
The problem: Domino Printing, a Cambridge-based manufacturer processing 50,000 invoices annually, was struggling with outdated invoice processing software that was no longer supported. Invoices were taking hours to process, and their legacy in-house servers were approaching end-of-life. The existing scanning system was neither efficient nor effective.
The solution: They implemented Mi Invoices with Oracle ERP integration, deploying the entire system in just five weeks when their legacy system failed. The new platform provided AI-powered document capture, automatic validation, and direct integration with their existing accounting infrastructure.
The result: Document capture and OCR accuracy improved significantly. The number of queries requiring manual follow-up dropped sharply, and the accounts payable team gained clear visibility into invoice processing status. The implementation, completed in a record five weeks, enabled the company to handle growing transaction volumes without adding staff.
Tools used: Mi Invoices + Oracle ERP integration
Step-by-step: Automated payment reminders in QuickBooks
Want to stop manually chasing overdue invoices? Here's how to set up automatic reminders:
- Go to Settings → Account and Settings → Sales
- In the Reminders section, click Edit and toggle Automatic invoice reminders on
- Set up a reminder sequence:
- 3-5 days before due: Friendly heads-up with invoice attached
- On due date: Gentle nudge with "pay now" option
- 7 days late: Polite follow-up asking for payment date
- 14-30 days late: Firmer message mentioning late fees
- Customise the subject line and message for each stage
Expected result: Businesses using automated reminder sequences typically see a 20-30% reduction in overdue invoices and get paid 5-7 days faster on average.
Step-by-step: Automatic bank reconciliation in Xero
Xero's new JAX AI feature (launched November 2025) can automatically reconcile 80%+ of your bank transactions:
- Navigate to your bank account's reconciliation settings
- Toggle automatic reconciliation on
- The system will match transactions in real-time as they come in
- Review matches on the new Reconciled page - you can easily adjust any that need attention
Expected result: Bookkeepers report going from 4-7 hours per week on reconciliation to under 30 minutes. One user said the accuracy is "through the roof".
UK invoice automation statistics
- E-invoicing cuts processing costs by 60-80% (UK Government research)
- Small firms save an average of £11,300 per year
- Late payments reduce by 20% with automated invoicing
- Average payment times improve by 4 days
- ROI in accounting/finance sector: 425% within 18 months
Customer communication automation
No-shows, missed appointments, and slow customer service responses are silent killers for small businesses. A single missed appointment costs you the booking value plus the wasted time slot. NHS data shows missed appointments alone cost the health service over £650,000 monthly - and the same dynamics apply to any appointment-based business. Here's how UK businesses solved these problems with automation.
Wicks Barbershop: Eliminating no-shows almost entirely
The problem: Wicks Barbershop in Stockton-on-Tees operates as a booking-only shop where over 90% of appointments come through their online system. Like every barbershop and salon, they faced the constant frustration of no-shows - customers who simply don't turn up, leaving barbers idle and revenue lost.
The solution: Owner Jack implemented Square Appointments, integrating it into both their website and a custom mobile app. The system sends automatic appointment confirmations and reminders. They also require customers to provide card details at booking time to hold their slot - and that makes a big difference.
The result: "It has helped almost completely eliminate the bane of every barber and hairdresser's life: no-shows," says Jack. The combination of automated reminders and financial commitment changed customer behaviour completely. Staff adoption was instant - even team members who claimed they "couldn't operate tech" now check out and book in clients with ease.
Tools used: Square Appointments (website + mobile app integration)
Barber Barber: Doubling bookings across 5 locations
The problem: Barber Barber, founded by Johnny Baba, grew from one location to five sites across Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, and London. Managing scheduling across multiple venues was becoming a nightmare - gaps in one location's schedule were invisible to staff at others, and manual reminder calls ate into reception time.
The solution: They centralised everything on Square Appointments. Staff at any location can now see and fill gaps in any barber's schedule across all sites. Automated confirmations and reminders go out without anyone lifting a finger.
The result: "We virtually doubled our bookings," says Johnny. The automated notifications "drastically reduced no-shows across all our sites, preventing wasted revenue and ensuring barbers' working days are profitable." Staff adoption was smooth: "The ease of use of Square means new trainees pick it up very quickly and it saves us a lot of time and money."
Tools used: Square Appointments with cross-location visibility
Step-by-step: Appointment reminders in Calendly
Calendly's Workflows feature lets you automate multi-channel reminder sequences. Here's how to set it up:
- Go to your Calendly dashboard and navigate to Workflows
- Select the Reminder template and choose your event type(s)
- Configure your reminder sequence:
- Email reminder: 24 hours before
- SMS reminder: 30 minutes before (for urgent recall)
- Personalise with dynamic fields: customer name, appointment time, host name, location details
- For full coverage, stack multiple workflows:
- Reconfirmation request: 48 hours before
- Reminder: 24 hours before
- Final reminder: 1 hour before
- Thank-you message: 15 minutes after
- Apply the workflow to all relevant event types at once
Expected result: Calendly research shows 88% of users report decreased no-shows after implementing reminder workflows. SMS messages achieve 98% open rates compared to 21% for standard emails.
MattressNextDay: 400 hours saved monthly with AI customer service
The problem: This award-winning UK online mattress retailer handles enquiries across their website, email, Instagram, and Facebook simultaneously. With complex queries spanning sales, order tracking, delivery coordination, and post-purchase support, the team struggled to maintain fast response times while distributing tickets fairly among agents.
The solution: They implemented Tidio's Lyro AI chatbot, which connects to all their communication channels and learns from their product catalogue and policies. The AI handles routine enquiries automatically, escalating to human agents only when needed.
The result: Lyro now achieves a 73% resolution rate - nearly three quarters of customer enquiries are resolved without any human involvement. The team saves over 400 hours per month. "The conversations handled by AI with only 100 transfers to an agent is incredible," the team reports. "It really is making an impact on us."
Tools used: Tidio Lyro AI (website, email, Instagram, Facebook integration)
Step-by-step: Setting up an AI customer service chatbot
Ready to automate your customer support? Here's the process MattressNextDay followed:
- Choose your platform - Tidio, Zendesk, or Intercom all offer AI-powered chatbots. Evaluate based on your channels (website, social, email)
- Build your knowledge base - Import your FAQs, product information, policies, and common enquiry types. The more sources, the better (MattressNextDay used 1,000+)
- Connect your channels - Link the chatbot to your website widget, email inbox, and social media accounts
- Set escalation rules - Define when the AI should hand over to a human (e.g., complaints, refund requests, complex technical issues)
- Train your team - Make sure everyone knows how to use both the basics and advanced features
- Roll out gradually - Start with one channel, refine responses, then expand to others
- Optimise continuously - Review conversations weekly to identify gaps in knowledge and improve resolution rates
Realistic expectations: Initial resolution rates of 50-60% are normal. With ongoing optimisation, UK businesses typically reach 70-85% within 3-6 months.
UK customer communication statistics
- Automated reminders reduce no-shows by 15-80% depending on implementation
- SMS reminders achieve 98% open rates vs 21% for standard emails
- Customer service automation delivers 285% ROI with 6-8 month payback
- AI chatbots typically achieve 53-94% resolution rates (source: Tidio UK case studies)
- UK SMEs report saving 15-40 hours weekly from communication automation
Data entry and system sync automation
Manual data entry is a hidden tax on your business. Research shows manual entry carries error rates of 1-6%, and those errors compound - wrong stock counts lead to overselling, missed leads fall through the cracks, and invoice mistakes damage supplier relationships. Here's how UK businesses eliminated manual data entry by getting their systems to talk to each other.
SE England retail chain: 80% fewer stockouts
The problem: This ten-store retail chain in southeast England relied on manual stock monitoring and manual supplier ordering. The result? Frequent stockouts on high-demand products and excess stock on slow-movers. Store managers spent hours each week checking stock levels and placing orders.
The solution: Working with Job Done Automation, they integrated their existing POS and ERP systems with automated inventory monitoring. The system now tracks sales in real-time, predicts stock depletion, and automatically generates purchase orders when stock hits predefined thresholds.
The result: Store managers now save over six hours per week on inventory tasks. The purchasing department reallocated two full-time employees from order processing to sourcing new products. Most importantly, out-of-stock situations dropped by over 80%, directly improving customer satisfaction and sales.
Tools used: Custom POS/ERP integration with automated replenishment
UK wellness brand: 99.7% fewer oversells across channels
The problem: This UK health and wellness brand sold on Amazon FBA, Shopify, and through third-party logistics warehouses - but these systems didn't talk to each other. Stock levels were fragmented, bundles weren't tracked properly, and staff spent 8-10 hours every week manually updating spreadsheets. With no automated forecasting, they only discovered stockouts after products sold out.
The solution: They implemented Sumtracker to unify all inventory in one platform. Shopify became the inventory master for 3PL locations, while Sumtracker managed internal and sample stock. Every sale automatically updated component stock across all channels.
The result: Overselling incidents dropped by 99.7%, even during peak sales periods. The 8-10 hours of weekly spreadsheet work disappeared entirely. All 100+ SKUs and their components now have real-time visibility in a single dashboard, with inventory syncing every 8 minutes.
Tools used: Sumtracker (Shopify + Amazon FBA integration)
Step-by-step: Syncing Shopify and Amazon inventory
Selling on multiple channels? Here's how to keep stock levels in sync automatically:
- Prepare your Shopify data:
- Ensure every product has a unique SKU
- Match SKUs exactly across platforms (e.g., "TSHIRT-BLK-M" must be identical on both)
- Add valid barcodes (UPC/EAN) where required
- Turn on inventory tracking for all products
- Choose an integration app from the Shopify App Store (Stock Sync, Linnworks, Sumtracker, or SkuVault)
- Connect your Amazon account and grant API permissions
- Configure sync settings: Define pricing rules, enable order sync, and set a stock buffer as a safety margin
- Test before going live: Make a small stock adjustment in Shopify and verify it appears in Amazon within minutes
- Monitor ongoing: Check sync timing periodically and watch for error notifications
Expected result: Businesses using real-time inventory sync report 40-60% reduction in manual data entry, 98% reduction in overselling, and 15-20 hours saved weekly.
Stellantis &You UK: 151 hours saved with AI message handling
The problem: This manufacturer-owned car dealership group oversees 30+ locations across the UK. They were drowning in customer messages - phone calls and texts flooded in, and their Net Promoter Score was declining because they simply couldn't respond fast enough.
The solution: Using Make.com, they built an AI-powered two-way SMS system with sentiment analysis. The system analyses incoming messages to determine if they require human attention or can be closed automatically. The AI can detect frustration even when it's not explicitly stated - catching messages like "thanks, took you long enough" that a keyword filter would miss.
The result: Over 12 months, the system analysed 47,000+ messages and automatically closed 18,000+ using AI - saving 151 hours of work. "Communication" is now one of the main satisfaction reasons for their top Net Promoters. They now run over 700 active automated scenarios across their operations.
Tools used: Make.com + ClickSend SMS + OpenAI sentiment analysis
Step-by-step: Automating lead capture to CRM
Stop copying and pasting form submissions into your CRM. Here's how to automate it with Zapier:
- Create a new Zap with your form as the trigger (Typeform, Google Forms, website contact form)
- Add a search action to check if the contact already exists in your CRM (HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce)
- Add a conditional path:
- If contact exists → Update the record with new information
- If new contact → Create a new record
- Optional: Add enrichment - Use Clearbit or similar to automatically add company data
- Add a notification to Slack or email so sales see hot leads immediately
- Create a follow-up task in the CRM for outreach
Expected result: HubSpot-Salesforce integrations can achieve 40% reduction in lead qualification time and 35% increase in booked meetings by ensuring leads are actioned while they're hot.
UK data entry automation statistics
- Manual data entry carries 1-6% error rates across industries
- Automated inventory systems reduce stockouts by 35-45%
- Sales professionals save 2 hours 15 minutes daily through automation
- 1 in 6 UK organisations now use AI/automation technology
- Royal Mail Group achieved £55 million ROI from automation (300% above target)
Marketing and social media automation
Email marketing delivers the highest ROI of any digital channel - £43 per £1 spent on average. Yet many small businesses still send emails one at a time or manage social media manually. Automated campaigns don't just save time; they perform better too. Automated emails generate 320% more revenue than non-automated ones. Here's how UK businesses transformed their marketing.
Apricotton: 108% sales increase in two weeks
The problem: This UK fashion retailer, run by just two founders, was tracking social media performance manually through Google Docs. They were posting across TikTok, Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook but had no way to know what was working - and no time to figure it out.
The solution: Through Hootsuite's Social Media Makeover programme, they implemented scheduled posting, consolidated analytics, and platform-specific content strategies. They learned that different platforms need different content: TikTok for Gen Z education, Pinterest for discovery, Instagram Reels for reach.
The result: Within just two weeks, they generated 66,000 impressions and saw a 108% increase in sales. They now save 8 hours per week on analytics alone - hours they've redirected to content creation and community building. Their key insight: "Roughly one-third of content targets sales while two-thirds prioritises engagement."
Tools used: Hootsuite with integrated Canva templates
Hearst UK: 75-100% higher email conversions
The problem: Hearst UK publishes premium brands including Good Housekeeping, Harper's Bazaar, and Elle. Traditional email marketing wasn't generating enough revenue, and their constrained team was spending too much time on manual campaign creation.
The solution: They implemented Sailthru with dynamic content - countdown timers that create urgency, live product recommendations that update based on inventory, and behavioural segmentation that sends emails from the brands readers actually engage with.
The result: Email conversion rates jumped by 75-100% while open rates increased 10% year-over-year. The team now saves over 50 hours per month on email construction. The automation handles the heavy lifting while the team focuses on strategy.
Tools used: Sailthru by Marigold + Marigold Liveclicker
Step-by-step: Welcome email sequence
Welcome emails achieve 51% open rates and 10% conversion. Here's how to build an effective sequence:
- Email 1 (immediately after signup): Welcome + set expectations
- Include any promised discount code
- Email 2 (day 2): Problem education
- Explain the problem your product solves
- Email 3 (day 4): Solution demonstration
- Show how your products address the challenge
- Email 4 (day 7): Social proof
- Customer testimonials, reviews, case studies
- Email 5 (day 10): Conversion offer
- Clear call-to-action with incentive
Expected result: A good welcome sequence converts at 3-5x the rate of standard promotional emails.
Tharsus: From 2% to 60% email open rates
The problem: This UK robotics and industrial automation manufacturer was getting dismal results from cold email outreach - just 2-6% open rates. Their messages were landing with the wrong people or going straight to spam.
The solution: They partnered with Cognism to implement obsessive targeting refinement. Rather than blasting large lists, they identified competitor organisations, filtered by geography and sector, then manually verified each prospect matched their ideal customer profile before any outreach.
The result: Open rates jumped to as high as 60% - a ten-fold improvement. The key insight? Data quality matters far more than volume. By ensuring every recipient genuinely matched their target profile and would have legitimate interest, they transformed cold outreach into warm conversations.
Tools used: Cognism (B2B data verification and targeting)
Step-by-step: Abandoned cart recovery
Abandoned cart emails achieve 41% open rates and 6.4% conversion. Here's the sequence:
- Email 1 (30-60 minutes after abandonment): Gentle reminder
- Subject: "Did you forget something?"
- Show exact products with images
- Clear "Complete your order" button
- Email 2 (24 hours): Create urgency
- "Items in your cart are selling fast"
- Optional: Small discount (5-10%)
- Email 3 (72 hours): Final push
- "Last chance" messaging
- Enhanced offer if applicable
Expected result: Well-executed abandoned cart sequences recover 15-35% of abandoned carts, generating revenue that would otherwise be lost.
UK marketing automation statistics
- Email marketing delivers £43 ROI per £1 spent (4,300% return)
- Automated emails generate 320% more revenue than non-automated
- Welcome emails achieve 51% open rates vs 20% for standard campaigns
- AI-powered campaigns launch 75% faster with 47% better click rates
- Behaviour-triggered emails achieve 70% open rates and 18% click rates
HR and document automation
UK business owners spend an average of £19,000 annually on administrative tasks - about 7.3 hours of leadership time every week. Much of this is HR and document work: onboarding new starters, tracking leave requests, chasing signatures, verifying compliance documents. Manual data entry alone causes 40% of payroll mistakes. Here's how UK businesses eliminated these pain points.
Heroes: 5x onboarding capacity without more HR staff
The problem: Heroes, a fast-scaling UK tech startup, started with 15 employees and expanded across three sites. Their HR team could only effectively onboard about two new employees per month - the manual paperwork, document collection, and coordination was a bottleneck that threatened to limit their growth.
The solution: They implemented HiBob's automated onboarding workflows. New hires now receive automated welcome emails, self-service portals for document submission, and pre-scheduled onboarding meetings. The system handles document collection, reminders, and task tracking automatically.
The result: Onboarding capacity increased fivefold - from 2 to 10 new hires per month - without adding a single HR person. The team also saves two working days per month on routine administration. As they noted, this scaling occurred "without proportional increases in HR headcount."
Tools used: HiBob HR platform with automated workflows
Lifetime Training: 25% less turnover through better onboarding
The problem: Lifetime Training, a UK professional development organisation, was losing too many new hires in their first year. Exit interviews suggested that chaotic, inconsistent onboarding was creating negative first impressions that influenced longer-term engagement.
The solution: They implemented Kelio's onboarding software, automating administrative tasks and standardising the experience every new starter received. The system ensured nothing was forgotten and every new hire got the same professional introduction to the company.
The result: Employee turnover decreased by 25% and satisfaction scores increased by 30%. The insight: when onboarding is smooth and professional, new employees develop positive perceptions about their employer that influence long-term retention.
Tools used: Kelio onboarding software
Step-by-step: Employee onboarding automation
Here's the workflow that reduced Airtasker's onboarding from 5 hours to 20 minutes per new hire:
- Pre-start (1-2 weeks before):
- Automated welcome email confirms start date
- New hire portal access granted for self-service document submission
- New hire completes personal details, bank info, emergency contacts online
- Day 1:
- Personalised welcome email sent automatically
- Pre-scheduled meetings appear in calendar (IT, team, manager)
- Equipment ready (triggered by IT workflow)
- Week 1:
- Automated reminders for outstanding tasks
- Role-specific learning resources delivered
- Day 30/60/90:
- Automated feedback surveys
- Probation review reminders to manager
Expected result: HR teams typically see 80-96% reduction in onboarding admin time, with improved consistency and new hire satisfaction.
TourRadar: 40 hours weekly saved - one full FTE
The problem: TourRadar operates with 170+ employees across North America, Australia, and the UK, working under various employment models including remote and hybrid. Managing HR across these geographies - with different leave policies, compliance requirements, and time zones - was consuming enormous amounts of HR time.
The solution: They implemented HiBob's automated workflows for onboarding, leave management, and document handling. The system automatically applies location-specific policies and routes tasks to appropriate stakeholders regardless of where employees are based.
The result: The automation saves 40 hours per week - equivalent to one full-time employee. "We would need one more FTE in my team to do all the things that Bob does for us," says Alba Brasó, TourRadar's People Director. The automation doesn't just save time; it completely changes what a lean HR team can achieve.
Tools used: HiBob with location-specific policy automation
Step-by-step: Leave request automation
Stop tracking holidays in spreadsheets. Here's how automated leave management works:
- Employee submits request via self-service portal or mobile app
- System automatically checks:
- Remaining leave balance
- Team calendar for conflicts
- Minimum staffing rules (if configured)
- Request routes automatically to the correct manager based on org structure
- Manager receives notification with one-click approve/deny
- Employee notified of decision instantly
- Calendars updated automatically across the team
Expected result: What previously took 2-3 hours per request (when you count employee time, manager time, and admin tracking) now takes minutes. One UK company processing 100 leave requests annually saved £1,500-4,500.
UK HR automation statistics
- UK business owners spend £19,000 annually on administrative tasks
- Manual data entry causes 40% of payroll mistakes
- HR automation can reduce labour time by 15-35% (Bain & Company)
- Typical HR automation ROI: 200-400% within 2 years
- Onboarding automation typically reduces admin time by 80-96%
Getting started with task automation
Convinced that task automation is for you? Here's how to get started:
Identify repetitive tasks
Analyse your daily workflows and pinpoint repetitive tasks. Look for tasks that consume a significant amount of time. Ask employees what manual tasks take them the most time.
Choose the right tools
There are lots of automation tools out there. You'll find everything from simple scheduling apps to complex workflow management platforms. Research and choose tools that work well with your existing software. Get expert IT help for guidance on ensuring the tools cater to your specific needs.
Start small
Don't try to automate everything at once. You and your team can easily get overwhelmed. Begin by automating a few key tasks. Then, gradually expand as you get comfortable with the technology.
Invest in training
Provide your team with proper training on the new automation tools. Ensure they understand how to use them effectively. You want them to feel comfortable integrating them into their workflow.
Assess your readiness first
Before diving into automation, it helps to understand where your business stands. Our free assessment evaluates your readiness across three key dimensions.
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Overcoming common challenges
Implementing task automation can come with challenges. Here are some common issues and how to overcome them:
- Resistance to change: Employees may resist new technologies. Address this by communicating the benefits of automation. Also, involve them in the process.
- Technical difficulties: Technical issues can arise during implementation. Work closely with your provider's support team to resolve any problems quickly.
- Integration issues: Make sure your automation tools work properly with your existing systems. Test integrations thoroughly before full implementation.
- Cost concerns: The initial investment in automation tools can be high. Focus on the long-term savings and benefits to justify the cost.
- Security risks: Automating tasks can introduce security risks. Put in place strong security measures to protect sensitive data.
The future of automation for small businesses
Automation is not about replacing your staff, it's about empowering them to use their time effectively. By automating the boring routine stuff, you not only will give them better job satisfaction, but the space to focus on the things that are going to really benefit the growth of your business. Things that automation can't really do, like strategic thinking, creative problem-solving, and building strong customer relationships.
Automation technology will continue to evolve and small businesses will have access to even more powerful tools to boost productivity. AI is already taking task automation to the next level, with intelligent chatbots, predictive analytics, and document processing that learns as it goes. If you're curious about what's possible, explore our AI solutions for businesses. At Red Eagle Tech, we can help you reclaim your time and empower your team. Our experts will guide you through optimising your technology and help you to find what tasks you can automate in your business for the greatest benefit.
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