the ai service.
What we do

AI services that pay for themselves.

We find the jobs worth handing over, build them around the software you already use, and get your people using them. Take one of these or all of them; nothing here commits you to whatever comes next.

Audit→Build→Training→Support

What are AI services?

Practical help putting AI to work in a business: finding the jobs worth handing over, building the tools that take them on, and showing people how to use them safely.

Not a platform and not a transformation programme. Small, specific pieces of work, each with a number against it.

What we do

We start with the audit: a day looking at how your week actually goes. From there we build what is worth building, around the software you already have, train whoever will use it, and stay on hand if you want us to.

Websites and social content sit alongside, so the business is as easy to find as it is to run.

What our services help with

  • Time back from the repeat work
  • Built around the software you already have
  • A number before anything is built
  • Yours to keep, and documented
  • Being found by search engines and AI
  • Doing it all the safe way
Six ways in

Pick the one that fits, or let the audit pick for you.

Start here

The AI Audit

A day looking at how the business really runs, then a short report naming the two or three jobs worth handing to AI, what each is worth, and what to leave alone.

Good if you have a feeling AI could help, but not where to start.

We build it

Automation

We make the thing, connect it to the software you already use, and test it against a real week rather than a demo. You own it outright, and it comes documented.

Good if the same email gets written twice a week.

We get you using it

Training

A hands-on half day on your own work, not a generic course. Just you, or everyone who would be using it.

Good if you pay for Microsoft 365 or Copilot and barely use what is in it.

Be found

Websites

A website that Google can find and AI assistants can read, built from what you already have. You see your homepage before you commit to anything.

Good if your site is out of date, or an assistant cannot say what you do.

Stay in view

Social content

Regular posts for LinkedIn and X in your own voice, each with an image in your colours. Nothing goes out until you have approved it.

Good if you know you should post more, and never find the time.

We stay with you

Ongoing support

Optional, and only where it is worth it. A regular half day a month to keep things running, look at whatever is new and worth having, and be on the end of the phone when something comes up. We will tell you plainly if you do not need it.

Good if you would like somebody on the end of the phone once it is running.

Most people take the first of these in order: the audit, then the building, then the training, then support. Nobody has to.

What it does for you

Five places AI earns its keep.

Documents and reports
First drafts, packs and reports built from your own templates and figures, ready for a person to check.
Enquiries and follow-up
Every enquiry acknowledged and picked up, with the follow-up drafted on a schedule.
Finding things in your own files
Years of documents read in an afternoon, with what you need pulled out and listed.
The software you already pay for
Often the cheapest win of all: features you already have, switched on and used properly.
Doing it safely
What goes in, what never does, and who signs off, written down before anything is built.
What you get back

Time. Money. Sanity.

Time

The hours spent on the repeat work, given back to the work only people can do.

Money

A number against every job before anything is built, so you only pay for what earns its keep.

Sanity

Fewer Friday nights spent assembling reports, and nothing slipping through a busy fortnight.

How it works

Five steps, and you can stop after any of them.

01

A chat

Twenty minutes. A conversation, not a pitch.

02

A look

We find the work worth doing, and say what is not.

03

A plan

Plain English, with numbers and a fixed price.

04

We build it

Made to fit the way you already work.

05

It is yours

Yours to run, with us behind you.

Not sure where to start? Start with a call.

Twenty minutes, free. We will point you at the cheapest thing that would actually help.

Book a free call

Start here

One fixed price, and you will know exactly where AI fits.

We price the building, the training and the ongoing support once the audit is done and we both know the shape of the job. It saves you paying for a guess.

  • A day spent looking at how the work really flows, rather than how it is supposed to
  • The two or three jobs worth handing to AI, with a number against each
  • A straight note of anything we think you should leave well alone
  • A short plan in plain English, easiest win first
  • A written AI policy if your business needs one
  • A follow-up call four weeks later, once you have had a go
The AI Audit
£750
Introductory price · normally £1,250

Book a free call first

We will tell you whether the audit is worth your money before you spend any of it.

Further reading

What this looks like before you commit to anything.

The thinking behind the work, written out in full. Read whichever one matches the question you actually have.

The day itself, step by step, so you know what you would be buying before you buy it.
The four shapes of repeat work that eat a week. Most businesses recognise at least two.
How to pick the starting job, and why the obvious candidate is usually the wrong one.
The cheapest finding we ever hand over: the tool you already have does more than you think.
Why this is the wrong first question, and the one worth asking instead.
The questions worth putting to anyone selling you this, including us.
One job, worked through end to end, as an example of what the building actually involves.

Not sure which one you need? That is fine.

Tell us how the week goes and we will point you at the cheapest thing that would actually help, and if that is nothing, we will say so on the call.

In person or online · Anywhere in Scotland · No obligation