For business

Start free. Go further only if it's earning its keep.

A staged pathway rather than a package. Most businesses get real value from the first two steps alone — the later stages exist for teams that want the workflows built and maintained properly.

The pathway

Six stages, in order.

  1. 01

    Free Mini-Course

    A$0

    Eight short modules you can work through at your own pace. No sign-up wall on the content.

    Available now
  2. 02

    Hobart Workshop

    A$79 introductory

    Two hours, in person, laptops open. Bring one annoying task and leave with it partly solved.

    Register interest
  3. 03

    AI for Business Bootcamp

    Planned A$249–499

    A deeper multi-session program for owners and staff who want to build several workflows properly.

    Coming next
  4. 04

    AI Workflow Audit

    Planned A$299–499

    We map how work actually moves through your business and identify where AI is worth applying — and where it is not.

    Coming next
  5. 05

    AI Implementation

    From A$750+

    We build and set up the workflows with you, then document them so your team can run them.

    Coming next
  6. 06

    AI Care

    Pricing to be confirmed

    Ongoing support: adjustments as tools change, staff questions answered, and periodic reviews.

    Coming next

Stages marked “Coming next” are in development and not yet available to buy. Join the interest list below and we'll let you know when they open.

Illustrative examples

What a workflow actually looks like.

These are generic examples built from common Australian service-business patterns — not case studies or customer claims.

Cleaning business

  1. 1Enquiry arrives by email or web form
  2. 2Classify: quote, reschedule, complaint or spam
  3. 3Draft a reply using your standard wording
  4. 4Schedule a follow-up if there is no response
  5. 5Save job notes back into the customer record

Trades

  1. 1Quote request comes in with photos and a vague description
  2. 2Summarise the job into scope, access and materials
  3. 3Draft the questions you still need answered
  4. 4Produce a quote checklist so nothing is missed
  5. 5Send follow-up if the quote is not accepted in a week

NDIS / service provider

  1. 1Rough session or visit notes typed or dictated
  2. 2Structure them against your usual reporting format
  3. 3Produce a plain-language summary for the client
  4. 4Generate the admin checklist for the coordinator
  5. 5You review and approve before anything is filed or sent

Small office

  1. 1Emails and PDFs land in a shared inbox
  2. 2Extract dates, amounts, names and requested actions
  3. 3Build a follow-up list ordered by due date
  4. 4Draft the routine acknowledgements
  5. 5Flag anything unusual for a person to handle

Interest list

Tell us what you'd want built.

This is the same list we use for the workshop and the upcoming bootcamp, audit and implementation work. It helps us build the right thing first.

No payment now. We'll email you before anything is confirmed.