Four to five hours of daily email became twenty minutes
Email that took three people now takes one person 20 minutes a day, and nobody copies between three sales tools any more.
- 18 hours a week back
- From 3 people to 1
- 12 weeks to hand over
Work
Three projects with other teams and three of my own. Each one says what changed or what I advised, how it was measured, and what was hard.
Evening paperwork became one spoken sentence
Staff say one sentence after the work, and the note is filed. In daily use at 15 sites.
- 15 sites
- 3,256 notes filed
- Works in 14 languages
- 15 sites in 5½ months
Half the firm's work was closed to AI
Two calls found the real problem. I advised against the build they asked for and showed what they need in a working demo.
- 2 calls to find the real problem
- Advised against a risky build, twice
- The advice held 3 months later
A voice agent that answers in under a second
Built and measured in 14 days, to show how fast a phone line can answer.
- Answers in under 1 second
- Built in 14 days
A prototype became a working service in five days, at a third of the cost
Made secure first, then opened to other software.
- A third of the running cost
- 3 times faster per claim
- 5 days
Fair prices and hard spending limits, for software that buys on its own
Built in 48 hours: it tested 15+ sellers by buying from each, checked 50+ prices against the open market, and tracked margin and spending live, with hourly caps.
- 15+ sellers tested by real purchases
- 50+ prices checked against the market
- 10+ programs paid to use it
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