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Tidy up a process and add AI inside the systems you already have, with a person checking and someone owning the exceptions.
From idea to result · Independent consultant
I help businesses get their enquiries, documents and follow-up in order. First we work out what already works and drop the steps that do not need to exist; then AI goes in only where it actually helps. Your current systems stay, and the results get checked.
A short intro call, to understand the process and see whether it is a fit.
We start with one process: the first quote. Someone sends an enquiry by email or form, with files attached. I build a process that turns it into one clear request, flags what is missing, and drafts a quote or a reply. A person on your side reads and approves before anything goes out. It works with the ERP and CRM you already have, so nothing needs replacing.
What works and stays, what is stuck, where the same thing gets typed twice, and which steps can simply go. Simplify first, then decide what is worth automating.
One process, in a scope agreed up front. You know where it starts and how it is checked, a person approves, and someone on your side owns the exceptions. We set the success measure together before we begin, and I do not promise a number.
After rollout we can monitor and fix within a scope set in advance, or extend to the next process. A one-off project or ongoing support, whichever suits you. No subscription.
Illustrations only, not client stories.
An email, a spreadsheet and a drawing become one tidy request, with each detail noted next to where it came from.
Before the draft, the gaps are flagged, such as quantity, material or delivery date, and a question for the customer is ready. You decide what is sent.
An enquiry left untouched for a few days comes back to its owner as a reminder, so it does not get lost.
Tidy up a process and add AI inside the systems you already have, with a person checking and someone owning the exceptions.
Architecture, moving .NET systems to current versions, data migration and engineering management.
Materials and process, from part design to a print that comes out the same every time.