A map of the current work
Document the task, inputs, tools, handoffs, and review steps. Identify where the time goes and what a better result would look like.
For business owners and teams
Find where AI can help your business.
Start with the work you do today. I help you identify useful applications for AI, compare approaches, and plan a focused pilot before you commit to a larger implementation.
A practical plan for the work that matters.
Prioritized opportunities
Compare candidates by usefulness, effort, data requirements, and maintenance. Decide which task is worth a pilot and which steps should stay manual.
A recommended approach
Choose tools and define a small trial, with examples to test, human review, and a way to evaluate the output.
Clear next steps
Leave with a documented plan and agreed responsibilities. Coaching and hands-on implementation can be scoped separately.
Start with one workflow review.
Research, recurring reports, meeting follow-up, document drafting, or internal handoffs can be useful places to look. We choose the process based on your work and constraints.
The review gives you a defined starting point. It does not require committing to a full automation project.
Bring the context you already have.
- A description of the task and who does it.
- The tools, inputs, and outputs involved.
- Examples you are permitted to share.
- Any quality, access, or review requirements.
Map the workflow yourself first or compare the tools you are considering.
Before we start.
Where should we start?
Bring one recurring task or a short list of processes that are taking too much time. You do not need to know which tools to use. The first step is understanding the work.
What is an AI workflow review?
A focused paid engagement to examine one process and recommend what to improve, keep manual, or test with AI. The output is a workflow map, prioritized recommendations, and next steps. Exact scope, fee, and timing are agreed before work starts.
Will you build the automation too?
I can scope implementation after the review. Consulting produces the plan; an automation engagement covers building, testing, documentation, and handoff. You can also use the plan with your own team.
Is the introductory call free?
Yes. The free 30-minute call is a conversation about the problem and fit. A workflow review or other paid work has a separate agreed scope and fee.