What I do for businesses

Four services, each with a clear start and finish. Pick one, or tell me the problem and I'll suggest where to begin.

Workflow automation

Repetitive jobs that run by themselves, with a person stepping in only when it matters.

Good for

Replying to and sorting new enquiries
Entering invoices and receipts
Building weekly reports
Moving information between your tools

What you get

A working automation tested on your real examples
A person-in-the-loop step wherever a mistake would cost you
Plain-English notes on how it works

AI assistants and chatbots

Assistants that answer questions from your own documents, for customers or for your staff.

Good for

Answering common customer questions
An internal helper for policies and procedures
Finding things across a pile of documents

What you get

An assistant trained on your material and nothing else
Clear rules for when it hands over to a person
A way to see what people are asking

AI training for teams

Hands-on sessions that use your team's real work, so people leave able to use AI the next morning.

Good for

Teams that have access to AI but don't use it
Leaders who want everyone at the same level
Getting started safely, with clear rules on data

What you get

Workshops built around your own tasks
A shared set of prompts for your team
Follow-up support while people practise

Training just for yourself? Take the No Stupid Prompts course.

Audits and strategy

A short review of where AI would help your business, and where it wouldn't.

Good for

Knowing where to start
Checking a plan or a supplier's pitch
Deciding what to build, buy, or skip

What you get

A ranked list of ideas
The effort and likely payback for each one
A recommended first project

I'll tell you straight

If a job is better done by a person, or the numbers don't add up, I'll say so before you spend anything.

I'd rather build one automation that earns its keep than a dozen that look impressive.

Not sure which one you need?

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