Map what actually happens
Name the trigger, inputs, handoffs, exceptions, and expected output of the workflow people recognize.
Free monthly working session · First date being scheduled
Bring one repetitive, document-heavy, or frustrating process. In 45 practical minutes, we will clarify the task, explore where AI may—or may not—help, name the human-review points, and leave with one useful next step.
No sales deck. No confidential information required. Up to 12 participants.
What happens in the room
Name the trigger, inputs, handoffs, exceptions, and expected output of the workflow people recognize.
Identify where context, consequences, approval, and accountable human review still matter.
Choose one small test with approved inputs, an owner, a success measure, and a stop condition.
Quirky example
Every Friday, someone searches three inboxes, two folders, and one heroic spreadsheet to explain which expenses belong to which client. The official process says “reconcile receipts.” The real process includes missing context, duplicate files, judgment calls, and a reviewer who can spot a bad answer instantly.
Fit check
Clinic FAQ
The first date is still being scheduled. The form is for people who want one direct notification when the date and attendance format are confirmed.
Yes. This is a no-fee small-group working session. It is not a product demonstration, and no purchase is required.
No. Use a fictional, generalized, or sanitized example. Do not share confidential company, customer, employee, legal, financial, medical, security, or regulated information.
That is a useful outcome. The clinic is meant to help you decide where AI may help, where it may not, and what would need to be true before a safe experiment makes sense.
Useful while you wait
Both tools are free, require no email address, and work with fictional or sanitized information.