Financial services
Intake and document chasing inside your compliance rules, so licensed staff spend their day on files that are ready.
AI service
This is hands-on training for teams that have AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini but no shared way of using them. The sessions run on the company's own documents and tasks, so what people practise is the work they go back to afterwards. You also get a written AI usage policy that says which data may go into which tool, and a track for managers on choosing use cases and measuring them.
Deliverables
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Practice tasks made from the team's documents, emails, spreadsheets and recurring work, with anything confidential removed or replaced before the session.
02
A short set of patterns staff can reuse: giving the model context and an example, asking for a fixed format, having it check its answer against the source, and recognising when a task is quicker done by hand.
03
A plain-language policy naming the tools staff may use, what data may go into each one, what a person must check before it leaves the building, and who to ask when unsure. Client records and personal information get their own rules.
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Participants build small automations for their own work, such as summarising a weekly report or drafting replies from a template, and keep using them after the training.
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Separate sessions for managers on picking use cases worth the effort and measuring them after rollout, so decisions rest on figures from the team itself.
How it runs
Short conversations with team members and a look at the tools already in use show which tasks eat time and which data is sensitive. That sets the exercises and the policy.
We draft the usage policy with whoever owns IT and compliance, so the training teaches rules the company has already agreed.
Delivered as a workshop or as a multi-week program. People work on their own tasks, in the tools they are allowed to use, for most of the time.
Afterwards we review what people built and where they got stuck, then update the prompt patterns and the policy.
Industries
Intake and document chasing inside your compliance rules, so licensed staff spend their day on files that are ready.
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FAQ
Self-taught use tends to settle into a few habits, and it rarely comes with rules about what may be pasted in. Training works on your own tasks and puts a written policy behind the habits it teaches. People end up using AI on more of their work, within limits the company has agreed.
That depends on each tool's plan and data terms and on what you owe your clients, and settling it is the job of the usage policy. A typical policy separates public material, internal documents and client or personal information, and names the tools approved for each. We draft it with you, and you approve it.
Either. A workshop suits a team that needs the basics and a policy in place quickly. A multi-week program suits a team that wants to build automations and bring questions back between sessions, and we recommend one after talking to the team.
No. The main track works in the chat tools people already have. The automation exercises are chosen to match the group, and anyone who wants to go further gets material to do so.
The manager track sets this up before the sessions: pick a few tasks, record how long they take and how often they need rework, and check the same measures afterwards. That gives you figures from your own team instead of general claims.
It depends on the format and the number of groups, and on how much preparation the exercises and the policy need. Sessions built on your own documents take more preparation than generic ones, and that preparation is where the value is. We quote once we know the team and the format.
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