AI for your business
AI that does real work for your business.
An owner does not have an AI problem. They have a reporting problem, a paperwork problem, or a follow-up problem. AI is one more way I solve those, and often the fastest.
Adding AI to what you already run
Most businesses do not need a new system to get value from AI.
They need it plugged into the one they have. Existing software, QuickBooks data, spreadsheets, or a system I built for you all work as a starting point. The team keeps the tools they know and gets a new capability inside them.
Reporting that answers questions
Ask for what you need in plain English and get the report, instead of building queries or exporting to a spreadsheet.
Drafts from your own data
Quotes, summaries, and follow-up emails written from the records already in your system, ready for a person to check and send.
The reading and sorting step
Incoming forms, emails, and documents read, categorized, and routed, with the unusual ones flagged for a person.
Featured example
AI reporting added to an existing system, delivered in 1 week.
The practice already ran the logging app I built, but every new reporting question meant coming back to me for a new button or filter. In one week I added an AI assistant that answers questions on the real data, builds and saves reports on request, and turns them into PowerPoint or PDF presentations.
- from request to delivered
- 1 week
- from request to delivered
- answers, reports, and presentations
- On demand
- answers, reports, and presentations
Building new AI-powered tools
When a process has never had software behind it.
Then I build the tool and the AI together, around the way the work actually happens. The AI handles the reading, drafting, and sorting. The software keeps the records straight and puts a person in the loop where it matters.
Intake that understands what was submitted
A form or inbox that pulls out the details, checks them against your rules, and creates the record without re-keying.
Dashboards that explain the numbers
Not just charts. A plain-language note on what changed this week and why it matters.
Automations with judgment
Routine work handled end to end, with the exceptions handed to a person instead of silently getting it wrong.
How I work with AI
In person, starting with the task that eats the most time.
I meet with you and your team in the Charlotte area. We pick the one task that costs the most hours, get a working version in front of the people who do it, and adjust until it fits. I stay to help the team put it to use, because a tool nobody opens solves nothing.
Your data
Your data stays yours.
I build on the same AWS tools that run the rest of your systems. Your records stay in your own account, and nothing about your business is shared with anyone else. This keeps AI models from being trained on your company's data while still allowing you to integrate them into your systems.
Have a task you would like off someone's plate?
Tell me what it is. If AI is the right answer, I will say so. If it is not, I will say that too.