AI Services

Not with the setup we build. It runs inside your own Microsoft 365 tenant, on your own data, under your own permissions. Placeholder answer — confirm the specifics against the licences you actually recommend.

Routine work with a clear input and a clear output — drafting, summarising, and the copy-paste between systems that were never meant to talk. That is where the hours come back.

Placeholder answer — set out which licences are genuinely needed, what they cost, and where the free or cheaper options are good enough.

That depends on permissions that have usually grown loose over years. An assistant can see whatever the user can see, so we tighten that groundwork first — before anything gets turned on.

A narrow pilot on one real task, measured properly. If it does not pay for itself, you have lost a week rather than a budget.

Only if they are shown how. Placeholder answer — describe the training and adoption support that turns a licence nobody opens into something people rely on.