AI consulting & automation

Put AI to work.
For your business.

We help small and mid-sized businesses identify where AI can help, test a focused solution, and integrate it into everyday work with the right safeguards and team support.

AI consulting in Vancouver and across BC.
Remote collaboration across Canada.

01 / The right fit for your work

A practical way
to introduce AI.

Our AI consultancy starts with your business needs and the people doing the work. The scope, tools and review steps are agreed before implementation.

AI ASSESSMENT

Find your best opportunity.

Look at your current workflow, the information it depends on and where the team gets slowed down. Prioritise a useful starting point and identify the risks and limits.

WHAT WE AGREEThe task, priorities and criteria for a focused pilot.

WORKFLOW AUTOMATION

Connect the work.

Explore how an agreed workflow could fit your existing tools. Define the handoffs, exceptions and actions that need a person’s review before introducing it.

WHAT WE AGREEThe workflow, tool requirements and human checkpoints.

TAILORED AI AGENTS

A digital employee.
A defined job.

Build a custom AI agent around a specific task. Agree the information and tools it may use, the permissions it needs and who remains responsible for its work.

WHAT WE AGREEA bounded role, clear permissions and review steps.

02 / From discovery to implementation

One useful step.
Then the next.

Agree the goal, test it on a focused task, and use what you learn to decide whether to move forward.

  1. 01

    DISCOVERY

    Understand the work.

    Walk through the task with your team. Agree the available information, boundaries and what a useful result would look like.

    You leave withA prioritised opportunity and a clear pilot scope.
  2. 02

    FOCUSED PILOT

    Test before expanding.

    Build a small prototype, test it against agreed criteria and review the results together. Decide what to change and whether it is ready for implementation.

    You leave withTest results and a recommendation on what to do next.
  3. 03

    IMPLEMENTATION

    Support the people using it.

    If the pilot works, plan the rollout, connect the agreed tools and define ownership. Give your team guidance on using it, checking its work and handling exceptions.

    You leave withA working process, clear responsibilities and team guidance.

The next step depends on the pilot results. Scope is agreed before work begins.

03 / An everyday business example

From an enquiry
to a reviewed reply.

See how agreed information can become a useful first draft, with your team checking the details and deciding what happens next.

A workflow automation example

A service enquiry.
A reply your team can review.

FICTIONAL BUSINESS & CUSTOMER

01 / RECEIVE THE REQUEST

A customer asks a question.

“Can you confirm what’s included in our service package?”

02 / USE THE AGREED CONTEXT

Check the package details.

  • One monthly maintenance visit
  • Email support during business hours
  • Additional visits quoted separately

03 / PREPARE A DRAFT

Give your team a starting point.

DRAFT · NOT SENT

“Your package includes one maintenance visit each month and email support during business hours. Additional visits are quoted separately. Would you like us to arrange your next visit?”

04 / HUMAN REVIEW

Your team decides what happens.

A person checks the customer, package details and wording, makes any edits, and decides whether to send the reply.

Review the content. Confirm the recipient. Approve the action.

Illustrative workflow. This example sends nothing. Information sources, permissions and approval steps would be agreed and tested in a focused pilot.

04 / Human review by design

AI assists.
People stay responsible.

A useful system needs more than a good first draft. It needs clear limits and someone responsible for the decisions.

Illustrative small-business professionals reviewing work together at a laptop
Technology that supports the people doing the work.AI-generated illustration
A defined task
Agree what the system should do, what it should not do and the information it may use.
Appropriate permissions
Agree the tools and access needed for the task before connecting them.
Review before action
Decide which actions require approval and how a person checks the exact content and recipient.
Clear ownership
Agree who monitors the work, manages changes and helps the team use it.

05 / Working together

Based on your work.
Built with your team.

Workflow automation consulting across Canada, with a collaboration model suited to your location.

Metro Vancouver

Remote and in-person collaboration.

Elsewhere in BC

Remote collaboration with occasional planned travel.

Outside BC

Remote collaboration.

Do we need to know which AI tool to use?

No. Start with the task, the information it needs and what should improve. We can assess a useful starting point and agree the requirements before choosing a solution.

Can an AI agent act without our team’s review?

We agree permissions and review steps for each task. People remain responsible for decisions, and actions that require approval are defined before implementation.

What should we bring to the first conversation?

A brief description of the task, the people involved and the tools you use. No need for a complete brief or sensitive information.

Start with a conversation

What could work better
in your business?

Tell us about a task that takes too long, a recurring handoff or an idea you’d like to test.

Discuss your project