Michael Berger / AI implementation
Business automation.
AI automation connects the repetitive work between your existing tools: collecting information, updating records, preparing documents, and moving tasks to the next person.
Discuss your workflow ↗How it works in your business.
Start with a workflow your team repeats often. I map its inputs, decisions, exceptions, and handoffs, then connect the steps that can run reliably. Rules handle predictable tasks; AI handles language and unstructured information where it earns its place.
The first conversation covers your current tools, the people involved, and what a successful handoff looks like. Scope, access, and ongoing responsibilities are agreed before implementation.
Project scope
What we can put in place.
These are potential components of a scoped project. The audit determines which ones your business needs.
- 01Quote and invoice preparation with approval checkpoints
- 02CRM updates from calls and emails
- 03Recurring KPI reports and internal status notifications
- 04Customer onboarding, reminders, and follow-up
- 05Data transfers between disconnected systems
- 06Document review, extraction, and routing
- 07Inventory and order-status monitoring
- 08Prospect research and enrichment
- 09Bookkeeping document preparation for financial review
Define the task. Check the result.
For AI work, we define acceptable output, permitted actions, and the points where a person reviews a decision. For integrations, we check the full path from incoming information to the destination record.
Your team receives the context needed to use the workflow and recognize exceptions. The level of automation follows the task and the evidence from testing.
Explore the scope
Related services.
Before we start.
Can this work with my existing software?
We review your tools, available APIs or exports, permissions, and data quality during the audit. Some connections need additional setup or a different approach.
What determines the cost?
The number of integrations, task complexity, review requirements, and ongoing operation determine the scope. We agree on the work and price before starting.
What should I bring to the first conversation?
A short description of the task, the tools involved, and an example of where work gets stuck. Please do not send confidential customer records in the inquiry form.
Start with a useful question