Knotwork operates the software you already run, from a plain-English instruction, so your team stops re-keying data by hand.
Tell it what needs doing, the way you would tell a new hire.
It operates the apps you already run, even the ones with no API.
Nothing is saved without your say, and every step is logged.
Software built before APIs existed can still be automated. What used to be a person clicking between windows becomes a task you describe once and watch run.
Practice management, accounting, ERP and case management tools. A small connector on the PC that runs your software lets Knotwork operate it for you, with approval and an activity trail on every action.
Connect Outlook or Gmail, or attach a spreadsheet or data file. Workflows can read what comes in and send results back out.
Describe the outcome you want. Knotwork plans the steps, asks for your approval before saving anything, and keeps a full record of every run.
Assumes 85% of repetitive entry is automatable across 47 working weeks. Platform cost modeled on the real flat Starter/Professional tier pricing.

I saw this problem firsthand working inside HCA and at Cherry Bekaert here in Nashville: skilled people spending hours every week hand-keying data into software that’s never going to get an API, because replacing it outright is a six-figure decision nobody actually wants to make. I built Knotwork because that gap seemed genuinely worth closing. Not with another migration project, but by automating the manual work around the software you already trust.
My goal is simple: give every business running on “good enough for now” legacy software a real way to reclaim the hours that go into keeping it fed, without asking them to rip anything out. For the businesses I work with, that means fewer nights spent catching up on data entry, and more time actually running the business.