AI PRODUCTIVITY & WORKFLOW CONSULTING
Make AI part of a better way to work.
I help individuals and small teams identify useful AI opportunities, organize working knowledge, and create repeatable workflows with clear review and ownership.
01 / HOW I CAN HELP
Start with a real task and a manageable scope. Each engagement is shaped around your tools, information, and capacity to maintain the result.
Examine a recurring task, identify where AI or conventional automation could help, and decide what is worth trying.
You leave with: a workflow outline, prioritized opportunities, constraints, and a recommended next step.
See the assessmentGive ongoing work a clearer structure: reference materials, project instructions, decision records, and handoffs that help people and AI work from the right context.
A scoped pilot can include: a knowledge structure, reusable templates, source references, and a practical maintenance guide.
Develop repeatable ways to turn approved notes and source material into draft procedures, project summaries, and status reports.
A scoped workflow can include: input templates, drafting instructions, source checks, and a human review checklist.
Improve the steps around the AI task with SharePoint, Power Automate, PowerShell, and Microsoft Graph. Assess AI connections against your organization’s approved tools, licensing, and data requirements.
Implementation is scoped separately: defined permissions, validation, logging, documentation, and handoff appropriate to the workflow.
02 / A FOCUSED PLACE TO START
Bring one recurring task or a small set of related tasks. We agree on the questions, deliverables, scope, and price before starting.
Review how the task works today: inputs, tools, handoffs, time spent, and the outcome you need.
Consider AI assistance and conventional automation, including data boundaries, review effort, licensing, and ongoing ownership.
Receive prioritized recommendations, a bounded pilot outline, and suggested checks for quality, time saved, and maintenance effort.
A clear recommendation first. Implementation is a separate decision.
03 / BUILT AROUND YOUR REALITY
My foundation is SharePoint administration, Microsoft 365 consulting, and automation. I bring that practical approach to AI productivity, working knowledge, and documentation workflows.
More about SeanWe agree on what information may be used, where it may be processed, and who may access it before connecting tools or sharing content.
Source verification and human approval belong in the workflow. AI-generated drafts need review before they become decisions, published content, or operational changes.
Pilots have a defined scope and acceptance checks. Custom document-retrieval applications and autonomous agents require separate technical discovery, validation, and delivery planning.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
No. Start with the work you want to improve. The assessment considers your current tools, approved options, licensing, and information requirements before recommending a direction.
Yes. An initial discussion can use a process description and sanitized examples. Any later access or data use must be explicitly agreed.
Scope and price are agreed before work begins. The AI assessment is a separate offering from the $500 SharePoint Site Review. Any pilot, implementation, or ongoing support is quoted separately.
Yes. SharePoint and Microsoft 365 remain core services. For one existing site and one selected library or collaboration issue, the SharePoint Site Review is a focused starting point.
LET’S FIND YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell me about one workflow, the tools you use, and what you’d like to improve. Please keep the first email free of confidential documents or sensitive data.
