AI workshop · Free
The AI spark for your business.
A free half-day to see exactly what Copilot and AI agents change in your processes. You walk away with 3 prioritised use cases, not buzzwords.
Who it's for
This workshop is for you if…
You are an executive or business lead, AI intrigues you but you don't know where to start.
You want something concrete on YOUR processes, not a generic AI talk.
You want to evaluate Copilot before investing, with no commitment.
What you get
Deliverables
3 prioritised AI use cases
On your own processes, ranked by impact and feasibility. Concrete, ready to act on.
A live Copilot agent demo
A Copilot Studio agent built in front of you, on a case close to yours. You see what it really does.
A one-page AI roadmap
Where to start, what to avoid, which first project to aim for.
An honest opinion
Where AI will pay off for you, and where it won't. No overselling.
How it runs
How it works
Quick framing
We start from your current processes and pain points. 30 minutes to focus.
Use-case exploration
Together we spot where Copilot and agents genuinely add value.
Live demo
We build a Copilot Studio agent in front of you, on a real case.
Roadmap
We prioritise and you leave with a clear first project identified.
Pricing
Half a day · Online or on-site
Free workshop, no commitment. It's how we show you the value before any project.
Request the workshop (free)What it isn't
- Not a disguised sales demo. We work on YOUR cases, not a generic slide.
- Not development. It's a discovery and prioritisation workshop.
- Not just for experts. No technical knowledge required.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Why is it free?
It's our entry point. We'd rather show you the value than promise it. If it's a fit, we build next (Sprint 4 or managed services).
How many people on our side?
Ideally 2 to 5: an executive or sponsor, and 1 to 2 business leads who know the processes. No IT needed.
Do we need Copilot or licences already?
No. The workshop is exactly to decide whether it's worth investing, before buying anything.
Online or on-site?
Both work. Online to move fast, on-site if you want to involve several teams.
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