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Transformation for SMEs

AI advisory and delivery for SMEs

Which ones you pay for and which you do not

You already know something inside your business is stuck. What you cannot say yet is whether it is stuck in the process, in a tool you never had, or in something you bought that was never right for you. So this page is not a list to choose from. It is a map, and it starts from one decision: whether your problem is a fix, a build, or a buy.

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Not sure which lane your problem is in

Fix, Build, or Buy

Business transformation for SME

The problem that walks in on the first call usually has no name yet. You know this part is slow, that part goes wrong often, and the money you spent last time fixed none of it. Separate them one by one and they all land on the same decision, and that decision opens into five ways forward.

The step before the map

Know what you are measuring before you decide to fix, build, or buy

Before making anything run itself, or handing work to an AI agent, two questions have to be answered. The first is which number this is being measured by. The second is whether that number already has data behind it. If neither can be answered, what you build will run, but nobody will be able to say whether it was worth it. So we start by setting up reporting and business metrics that match the business goal, and only then go into the five lanes.

Not being able to answer is no failure. It means it is not time to build yet.

A map of five lanes in three kinds. Fix has one lane, Fix the process. Build has three lanes, Make it run itself, Hand it to an AI agent, and Build your own tool. Buy has one lane, Buy and connect it. A band for teaching AI literacy runs across all five.Teaching AI literacyFixBuildBuyFix the processMake it run itselfHand it to an AI agentBuild your own toolBuy and connect it
Fix, Build, or Buy
LaneWhen this is your laneWhere it lands
Fix the processThe work is stuck because the steps are in the wrong order, and changing who does what first settles it, with nothing to build.This lands on service 06, and it is the first lane we check every time, because if the answer is here you invest in nothing. What we sell here is the person who can tell you not to build, rather than one more thing to buy.Read the service in full06 →
Make it run itselfThe same work repeats every day, the result is predictable, and no step needs a human judgement call.This lands on service 06, with two ways in: sitting beside you as an advisor while you pick the tools and set the order of the work, or taking it on as work with the scope already agreed.Read the service in full06 →
Hand it to an AI agentThe work has to read documents, analyse them, decide, and then carry the case across several systems in one pass.This lands on service 05, standing up an agent fleet: a team of AI agents with a defined scope, working on the schedule you set, with a review system that checks the work is usable.Read the service in full05 →
Build your own toolWhat you need is an advantage that belongs to your business, or no off-the-shelf software on the market answers it.Service 04 if you want the internal tool · 03 if the problem is a pile of bills that cannot leave the building · 02 if your team will build with AI but cannot yet write the brief.Read the service in full04 →03 →02 →
Buy and connect itSomeone already makes this well, and building it yourself costs money and time and returns nothing.This lands on service 06 as well, but what you end up with belongs to someone else, not to us. What we sell is choosing the right one and connecting it to what you already run.Read the service in full06 →

Service 01, teaching and coaching your team, does not sit on any one lane. It runs across the whole map, because whichever way the answer goes, your team has to be fluent with AI first to know whether that answer is the right one.01 →

The map already gives the answer: fix, build, or buy. Services are the form each answer actually gets delivered in. All of them are already in place, service 06 is the only one shaped as a role, such as stepping in as head of technology for a stretch, not a ready-made deliverable available on the spot like the other five.

  1. 01teaching and coaching your team

    Claude Cowork for accounting and finance teams (using AI to work through documents and numbers with the team day to day)

    A workshop where AI does accounting work on the team's own real files, from pulling data off tax invoices through to reconciliation. The team leaves with a new way of working, not just knowledge.

    What you get
    • Talk with the team first to find the most time-consuming, error-prone work, then pick topics that match it
    • Practice with the documents and accounting software the team actually uses
    • Prompts and Skills, the reusable instruction sets in Claude, that fit the team's work and stay with you afterwards
    Fits
    Organisations holding client financial data, where security is taught from the first hour rather than as a closing footnote
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  2. 02advisory

    Product requirements for vibe coding (building software by talking to AI)

    Turn an idea into a requirement AI can actually build from. Free tools on the page: a readiness quiz, and an AI that pushes back on your idea and returns a Product Requirement outline.

    What you get
    • A requirements document AI can build from, ready for Claude Code, Cursor, or Lovable
    • An ordered plan with a clear definition of “done” for every piece
    • A review of your existing requirements, flagging where AI will misread them before you start
    Fits
    Solo founders, small teams, and businesses that want an internal tool of their own
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  3. 03implementation

    AI that reads your bills, on your own machines

    A pile of bills becomes an Excel file ready for your accounting system. It runs inside your organisation and the data does not leave. Free to try, 30 bills a month.

    What you get
    • Get an import-ready Excel file for your accounting system, emailed to you
    • Bills are deleted immediately after processing, never stored
    • Runs on your own machines, fully PDPA-ready, with no cap on volume
    Fits
    Accounting teams drowning in daily paperwork, and organisations whose data cannot leave the building
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  4. 04implementation

    Internal tools built with AI

    The internal tool your team has wanted for a long time, from the real problem through to a system in use, handed over with a way to maintain it yourselves.

    What you get
    • A tool running on your own systems, usable from day one
    • Source code and a handover guide, so the team can keep changing it without us
    • An agreed round of revisions after handover
    Fits
    Teams that already know what they want but have nobody to build it

    deban, which turns one note into a working form, and AI Studio, an image library, are tools we built this way and use every day

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  5. 05implementation

    Standing up an agent fleet

    A team of AI agents working for you around the clock: scope design, a review system to check their work, and handover with rules your team controls.

    What you get
    • A set of agents running on your own systems, on the schedule you set
    • A signal that tells you they are still working, instead of silence you have to guess at
    • A guide for when they break: what to look at first, and how to fix it
    Fits
    Teams with daily repeating work where a miss goes unnoticed for too long

    The fleet we run ourselves works every day, and the process is written up in the articles

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    Acting as your head of technology for a stretch

    The person who decides with you whether this is a fix, a build, or a buy: sitting beside you as an advisor, or taking it on as work with an agreed scope.

    What you get
    • An answer on which lane your problem belongs to, including the lane where there is nothing to build
    • Someone in the room when you pick something, and when you have to turn something down
    • A scope agreed and clear, with the list of what gets delivered
    Fits
    Owners who have already paid for the wrong technology once and do not intend to do it twice
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