What is included
- Automation opportunity audit and prioritization
- Workflow design with quality guardrails
- LLM integrations and tool orchestration
- Monitoring, fallback logic, and alerting
- Team enablement and maintainability docs
AI automation is useful only when it removes real friction from daily operations. I build workflows that take repetitive work off your team, including lead qualification, support triage, content operations, internal copilots, and reporting pipelines connected to your existing tools. The focus is operational impact, not demo effects. We define success early, such as time saved, response time, and error reduction, then implement with guardrails so quality stays predictable. I work from Marseille with teams in France and internationally, often after failed pilots or scattered AI experiments. You get maintainable automations your team can run every day, not fragile one-off prototypes.
Identify where AI can remove manual work first, with clear impact and realistic implementation effort.
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Both. I can ship quickly with no-code or low-code where it fits, and add custom integrations when your process needs deeper control.
By design. I add prompt constraints, validation layers, fallback routes, and human review for high-risk steps.
Yes. We usually launch one high-impact workflow first, measure results, then scale with a prioritized backlog.
Tell me where your team is losing time today, and I will map the first automation sprint with expected impact and implementation effort.