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parolin

Consulting

Automation and applied AI

The work starts with the process, not the tool. Only after understanding what is manual today does it make sense to decide what the machine can take over — and what still needs human judgement.

Applied AI

We map the process before picking the tool. AI goes where it actually removes work, with cost and limits stated up front.

What is included

  • assessment of the current process, with the manual steps documented
  • recommendation of what to automate and what should stay human
  • a working prototype before any long-term commitment
  • estimated monthly running cost, including model usage

What is not

I do not resell tool licences or deliver projects that only exist as slides.

Process automation

Integration between systems you already have, and automation of repetitive work. Not every automation needs AI — knowing when it does not is part of the job.

What is included

  • survey of the manual steps and the time each one costs
  • integration between systems via API, spreadsheet or file
  • automation with closed scope and a defined stopping point
  • documentation on how to run it and how to switch it off

What is not

I do not automate a process that has not been understood — mapping comes first.

Workshops and training

Hands-on training in applied AI, using your own team’s tools and workflows. You leave with something working, not with slides.

What is included

  • content built around the team’s real cases
  • practical sessions with people using the tools
  • supporting material that outlives the workshop

What is not

It is not a motivational talk about the future of work.

Custom digital products

When the right tool does not exist, I build it. Small scope, delivery in weeks, and the code is yours.

What is included

  • web application with closed scope
  • infrastructure and deployment included
  • code delivered and documented

What is not

I do not take on projects without a defined scope, or open-ended maintenance.

How it works

Four steps

  1. 01

    First conversation

    One hour to understand the problem. No charge. If I am not the right person, I say so on the spot.

  2. 02

    Assessment

    A map of the current process, with the manual steps and the time each one costs documented.

  3. 03

    Prototype

    Something working at small scope, so the decision rests on evidence instead of assumption.

  4. 04

    Delivery

    Implementation, operating documentation, and the monthly running cost stated before we start.

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