Tabish S.

We sat down with Tabish to hear more about his experience and personal life. Here's what he had to say:

What is your document automation experience?

I have worked on several document automation clients, with clients satisfied and on an affordable budget. Most of the projects have required a client to fill out a form and then generate a set of output documents, with conditional logic and other logic inserted within the form.

Can you describe your process for how you build a document automation workflow?

My process to get a document automated is to first have an overview of the document that needs to be worked on. I start with a meeting with the client to understand clearly what they require and to best guide them on how we can achieve it with Documate. We then map out a full structure on how to get to the final result. During this process, the client and I discuss the output documents they require and in what format, whether in .docx or .pdf.

What do you think are the most important qualities for a document automation specialist to have when working with a client to automate their templates and forms?

A document automation specialist should have patience, understanding, and be able to resolve questions either with or without the help of code. Specialists should also be able to guide the client throughout the process and keep them updated with the progress on their documents and workflows.

What is your proudest moment?

One of my proudest moments was getting recognized as one of the highest achieving freelancers years ago.

What do you do for fun?

For fun, I like to travel and play Badminton, so this helps keep me fit and active for my work. I definitely like to be a digital nomad at times, allowing me to work from any part of the city/country.

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