For business owners

Put AI to work in your business, without wasting money on it

You don't need a dozen subscriptions. You need one or two tools doing a few jobs well: customer emails, quotes, marketing and admin. Your path starts there, with realistic costs, then covers the data rules and the one-page policy that keep it safe as you grow.

Sound familiar?

What usually gets in the way

  • Too many tools, each promising to save hours, and no fair way to tell them apart
  • Worry about putting customer details into the wrong app
  • Staff already using AI, with no agreed rules about how
What you get

What changes

  • Two or three everyday tasks handed to AI and measured, with a 30-day plan to get there
  • Tool choices made on checked, dated prices and free-plan limits
  • Clear data rules for you and your staff, and a one-page acceptable-use policy
  • A shortlist of the places AI helps your business most, scored on value, effort and risk
Your path

What comes first for business owners

Everyone gets the same 18 released modules. What differs is the order — and what the placement check lets you skip. For business owners, the path leads with these:

  1. 01
    Your first conversations with AI

    Getting started with an AI assistant safely: what to ask, how to follow up, and how to tell a good answer from a confident one.

  2. 02
    AI for small businesses

    Practical workflows for a small UK business: customer emails, quotes, marketing, admin and bookkeeping support, with realistic costs and risks.

  3. 03
    Prompting well

    Context, examples, structure and iteration: how to ask for what you actually want, and get it the first or second time.

  4. 04
    The Tool Atlas: choosing the right tool

    The 32 tools that matter, from ChatGPT to n8n: what each is good at, what to watch out for, and how to judge any new one in five questions.

  5. 05
    Data, privacy and your workplace

    What not to paste, how UK GDPR applies, training settings in each tool, and working inside your organisation's AI policy.

  6. 06
    Finding and prioritising use cases

    Where AI genuinely helps a team, how to find those places, and how to choose what to do first without chasing hype.

  7. 07
    Writing an AI policy

    An acceptable-use policy your team will actually follow: scope, approved tools, data rules, disclosure, and how to keep it current.

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Five minutes, no card. You’ll get your level in five skill areas and a path built around being a business owner.

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