Illinois, United States

Back Office Automation in Chicago

Most Chicago companies we talk to don't need new software. They need the software they already pay for to talk to each other. That's what we do, and we've been doing it for a while.

  • Free 30-minute audit
  • From $499 per workflow
  • Live in 1 to 3 weeks

Who automates back office work for Chicago businesses?

MyBackOffice Automation builds custom AI and workflow automations for Chicago companies, covering finance, HR, sales, supply chain, support and IT. Single workflows start at $499, simple automations go live in under a week, and we connect to QuickBooks Online and NetSuite and the other tools Chicago teams already use.

From
$499 per workflow
Go-live
1 to 3 weeks
Main industries
Insurance, Manufacturing
Data rules
state privacy laws like the CCPA/CPRA in California

Updated November 2026

Doing business in Chicago

Chicago has always been a back-office town, with insurance, trading, food manufacturing and freight all in one place. Plenty of mid-sized firms here run on an ERP from 2012 and a lot of spreadsheets bolted on the side.

American businesses were some of the first to hire us, mostly small finance and ops teams who were tired of paying senior people to copy numbers between tabs. That hasn't really changed. You've got good software already. The problem is the gaps between the tools, and that's where we work.

Industries we see most in Chicago

InsuranceManufacturingFreight & 3PLProfessional services

Where Chicago businesses usually start

Based on the industries we hear from most in Chicago. Prices are indicative, in USD.

All solutions available in Chicago

Why Chicago companies work with us

Priced in your currency

Single workflows start at $499 and a full department pack from $1,999. You get a fixed quote after the free audit, no hourly meter running.

Hours that work for you

Our build team works India hours, which means we're putting in the work while you sleep. We keep a daily overlap window in your morning (Eastern) or early morning (Pacific) for calls.

Built around the US's rules

We plan around state privacy laws like the CCPA/CPRA in California, plus HIPAA if you touch patient data from the first call, and we know the local tools: QuickBooks Online, NetSuite and Sage Intacct on the finance side, Gusto and ADP for payroll.

Remote, but not distant

We work like an extension of your team. One shared channel, weekly check-ins, and a recorded walkthrough when it's done.

Questions from Chicago businesses

How much does business automation cost in Chicago?

A single workflow starts at $499 and a department pack (several connected workflows) from $1,999. Bigger multi-team projects are quoted after the free audit. Local taxes are added where they apply.

Do you have an office in Chicago?

No, our team is based in Lucknow, India and we work with Chicago businesses remotely. Discovery, build and handover all happen over video calls and a shared channel, and it works well.

What kind of Chicago businesses do you work with?

Mostly firms with 5 to 500 staff. In Chicago that tends to mean insurance, manufacturing, freight & 3pl and professional services, but the work is similar wherever there's repetitive admin.

How long does it take to get something live?

Simple automations are usually live in under a week. Bigger workflows with approvals and several systems take two to four weeks. You'll have a timeline before you pay anything.

Do you work with US companies remotely?

Yes, almost all of our US work is remote. We do discovery over Zoom or Google Meet, build in your accounts (or a sandbox), and hand over with a recorded walkthrough. You never need to fly anyone anywhere.

Can you sign a BAA or NDA?

We sign NDAs as standard. For healthcare clients we'll sign a BAA and build only on HIPAA eligible services, and we keep patient data out of tools that can't support that.

Get your free automation audit, Chicago

30 minutes, no obligation. We'll find your top three automation wins and give you a fixed quote in USD.

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