AI in daily work
Your team already uses AI.
Probably on personal accounts, probably with company documents pasted into them, probably with nobody having agreed what is allowed.
What this looks like in practice
- An assistant that already knows your documents, your prices, your policies and your past quotes, so nobody has to explain the company from scratch every time.
- The same assistant connected to the systems you already use, so it can read the real thing instead of what someone remembered to paste in.
- Prompts and templates for the tasks your team repeats, written once, kept somewhere shared, instead of reinvented daily by six people.
- Training that is about your actual work, not a generic webinar. Usually a short session, then a second one two weeks later when the real questions have surfaced.
- A written rule on what goes into these tools and what never does.
How it is built
On the accounts your company controls, not personal ones, and wherever possible on subscriptions you already pay for. Most companies are further along than they think and are just using a fraction of what they have. Everything is documented, in your accounts, under your billing.
If I disappear tomorrow nothing stops working.
What it costs
Agreed on the first call, once I know how many people are involved and how much material there is to work with.
A fixed price, not an hourly rate.
Related work
Tell me where your week goes.
Thirty minutes. If I cannot help, I will say so on the call.