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30-Minute Discovery call
A practical conversation to understand your goals, assess opportunities and determine the right next steps for AI training, AI audits or automation.
- Nothing is quoted
- No preparation required
- No obligation
- Practical recommendations
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The conversation
What happens on the call
Understand your goals
The call opens on your side and stays there: what the organisation does, and what you want AI to change about it.
Review Current Processes
Which pieces of work repeat, which queue, and which only run because one person knows something they have never written down.
Identify Opportunities
We name the processes worth putting inside a piece of work while you are still on the call, and the ones worth leaving alone.
Discuss recommended Solutions
AI training, an AI audit, AI automation, or none of them yet, and who needs to be in the room for whichever it is.
Define next steps
A recommendation and a scope, said out loud, with nothing committed on either side.
The result
What you leave with
Said out loud on the call. Nothing is quoted or scheduled during the thirty minutes.
Clear Recommendations
Which of the three services fits, and which does not. If the answer is none of them yet, that is the answer you get.
Priority Opportunities
The processes worth acting on first, named, and the ones already running well without AI anywhere near them.
AI Adoption Roadmap
Where to start and what follows. Most organisations start with training; an audit usually follows, and automation follows the audit.
Suggested Training options
Set courses, a bespoke in-house programme, or a workshop, matched to the teams who do the work.
Suggested Automation Opportunities
The repetitive work an automation would take off a team, and what would have to be audited before it could.
Practical next steps
What to do in the week after the call, whether or not any of it involves this business.
The room
Who this call is for
Business leaders
Deciding whether AI is worth a budget line this year.
Operations teams
Running the processes that repeat, queue and stall.
SMEs
Small enough that one good automation is visible in a week.
Professional Services
Document-heavy work, billed by the hour, done by experts.
Teams exploring AI
Already trying tools, unsure which of it is worth keeping.
Organisations planning Automation
Past the experiment, deciding what to build and in what order.
Track record
Why book with us
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