Your team knows the tools.
The work hasn't changed.
AI workflow design and automation training for teams who have already had the training.
The training is done, but the work hasn't changed. I rebuild the jobs your team repeats every week as AI workflows and automations, in the stack you already pay for, in London, across the UK or online.
Trained on the tools,
still doing the work by hand.
Everything is still a one-off
People retype last week's request into a chat window. Every good result is lost when the tab closes.
The good stuff stays with one person
One person gets very good at it. Nobody else can reuse it, because it lives in their chat history.
Nothing runs unless somebody starts it
The weekly report still waits for someone to start it. That is where the promised time saving disappears.
Three steps, and the first one
happens before I arrive.
It starts with a short discovery call about the AI tools you have. Sessions are built inside that stack and your IT rules.
Audit the stack you already have
Which tools are licensed, who can use them, and what the governance rules say.
Map the work worth changing
The team lists what they repeat every week. We pick the handful where automation returns real hours.
Build the workflows, in the room
Reusable instructions, connected to your systems, running on a schedule or trigger. Built by the team, not demonstrated at them.
Three ways to run it,
depending on where you're starting.
Pricing depends on team size, format and delivery. Tell me where your team is and I will tell you which fits.
Workflow Sprint
Best if your team has already had AI training, uses the tools day to day, and still cannot point to work that got faster.
- The team brings live problems from their actual week, not case studies
- We build two or three workflows together, start to finish
- Each one is tested on real work before anyone leaves
Workflow Discovery Workshop
Best if your team is convinced AI should be saving time somewhere, but nobody agrees on where to start.
- A full audit of the AI stack you are already paying for
- The team maps the work they genuinely repeat every week
- Everything is scored and prioritised by hours returned
Workflow Build Day
Best if your team already knows what it wants automated and needs a day with someone who can actually build it with them.
- Reusable skills the whole team can run, not one person's prompts
- Scheduled and triggered runs, so work happens without being started
- A follow-up session 30 days later to fix what drifted
Built in the room,
yours when you leave.
No slide decks. Everything is built live, on your work, in your tools.
No team to delegate to?
That's exactly the point.
In a small business, the repetitive work lands on you. Same method, scaled down: we find where your week goes and build the AI workflows that take the tedious parts off your desk.
Remote, one-to-one or in a small cohort. No enterprise stack or IT department needed.
Questions about
AI workflow design.
Redesigning recurring work so AI handles the repeatable parts every time. Reusable instructions the whole team can run, connected to your systems, running on a schedule or trigger.
Training teaches the tools. Workflow design changes the work itself. If your team has already had ChatGPT training or Microsoft Copilot training and the time isn't coming back, this is the missing layer.
Whichever ones you already pay for: Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or a mix. No new subscriptions.
No. Everything is built without code. Bring the people who actually do the work.
8 to 20 people works best, so everyone builds. Larger groups can split across repeated sessions on the same day.
The same day. The full day includes a follow-up 30 days later, so the workflows keep running.
Yes. Remote, one-to-one or in a small cohort. Small businesses often see the biggest change.
Yes. On site across London and the UK, or online. In English or Hungarian.