AI for your business: where do you start?
Start with recurring, time-consuming work whose results you can check. Then decide where AI fits.
Look for these three conditions
Repeated often
Daily searches, similar questions and repeated data entry: identify the step that takes the most time.
Usable information
Product documents, past support cases or business records have known sources, versions and access permissions.
Verifiable results
You can check answers and completed tasks, and record time spent, rework and human intervention.
Prepare for a practical pilot
Choose one workflow
Identify who starts the task, the inputs, the expected result and the points requiring human review.
Bring: a workflow sketchPrepare real examples
Gather anonymized examples of routine tasks, exceptions and cases that are easy to get wrong.
Bring: a source and sample listAgree acceptance criteria
Record current handling time and quality requirements. Compare results on the same tasks before and after introducing AI.
Bring: a baseline and acceptance checklistPrepare a workflow, examples and acceptance criteria. Open each guide for methods and checklists.
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