AI Agents for Small Businesses: Where to Keep a Person
What AI agents for small businesses do, where they help (enquiries, follow-ups, reports), where they go wrong, and where a person must say yes.
Getting started with AI
Start with one process, not with a tool. Look for work that repeats every day and follows the same steps: answering the same questions, copying data between tools, chasing replies. Measure how long it takes today, set rules for what data may go into AI, test with your team, then decide on numbers.
The articles in this section cover that first stretch for a business of 10-100 people. How to implement AI in a small business is a 30-day plan. AI agents for small businesses shows where agents help, where they go wrong and where a person must say yes. What does an AI consultant do explains what you should get at the end, and five situations where you do not need a consultant at all.
To see what a written plan looks like, read the sample AI roadmap, made for a fictional company. For your own business, the free 30-minute call gives you a short written outline with up to three tasks worth starting with. The €250 consultation goes deeper into one area, with a written plan emailed within 24 hours after the call.
How to Implement AI in a Small Business: a 30-Day Plan
A 30-day plan to implement AI in a small business: measure first, pick one process, set rules for data, test with your team, then decide on numbers.
What Does an AI Consultant Do, and When You Don't Need One
What an AI consultant does for a 10-100 person business, what you should get at the end, and five situations where you do not need one at all.