Then I'm happy to look at how it could be smarter. You start with a problem, not a product. It usually comes down to one of these three, or a combination.
Replace spreadsheets, paper forms and disconnected tools with one practical application.
Microsoft Power Apps
Repetitive steps happen automatically instead of by hand.
Power Automate & Microsoft 365
AI on one concrete task in your day-to-day work, with an employee checking the result.
AI Builder & Copilot
Representative visualisations of the types of solutions I build. They are not literal client applications and contain no client data.
We map the work and identify what gets in the way.
I set out how the solution will work.
I build the app and automation in your own environment.
I connect existing systems and transfer data.
I configure access and security for each role.
Your team gets guidance and documentation, with maintenance by agreement.
Three applications I've built or worked out in practice. An employee always checks the result.
AI pulls facts, assumptions and earlier decisions from meeting notes, emails and documents, and suggests what belongs in the piece. You decide what to keep.
Incoming mail is recognised by client, project and document type and stored in the right place. Fully automatic, or one click from the mailbox? That depends on the situation.
Based on earlier, comparable projects you get a checklist of points that are probably relevant. Useful at the start, when there's little to fall back on.
An invoice that reads itself, with an employee checking the result.
Built with Microsoft AI Builder and Copilot Studio. Always with a person in the chain.
See all fifteen AI applications →You lay out your current steps and mark where it hurts. You get back where the best opportunities to improve or automate sit. Not a solution yet, first a clear picture.