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Reduce noise with AI.

Map one workflow, its data and controls, then define an AI pilot with people checking important decisions.

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Start with the work your team knows best

Potential starting points include onboarding handoffs in HR, sales operations workflows, finance exceptions, and order or shipment coordination in supply chain and distribution. We map one real process in Business Central, Dynamics 365 or a related workflow before choosing a tool.

How we deliver

AI coding tools

AI coding tools can draft requirements, code, documentation and tests. A person still has to check the work before use.

Larger work in stages with checkpoints

We split larger work into small tasks with checkpoints. You agree what each task may access, review the test evidence, and name the person who approves each release.

Screen-based automation

Some manual tasks run across screens in several systems. We document how the work is done today, then you agree the permissions, how exceptions are handled, and what is logged before any automation runs.

Where rules end and judgment begins

Use fixed rules for calculations, approvals, reconciliations, and system updates that must behave the same way every time. Use AI for drafting, sorting, summarizing, or exploring options, and check its output before it touches records or customers.

Mike Ganbold's accounting and finance background is especially useful when work calls for rigorous controls, traceable decisions, and clear evidence. We apply that same discipline to workflows across the business.

A useful first engagement maps one workflow, its data and controls, the expected business outcome, and the checks needed for a safe pilot. Tool selection follows that assessment.

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