
Financial controlling team, industrial group
One day that took a controlling team from spreadsheets to building their own working AI assistants.
KEY POINTS
Concrete, interactive training that gives your team the confidence to use AI every day, on your own systems.
One day and each person handles more of their own work, faster.
On site, four to twenty people per cohort, on your own systems.
Every person has a laptop open and something of their own on the screen.
We train on your systems, your data and the process that annoys them most.
Each person ships something they keep using the following week.
We read them and build the day around the ones that keep coming back.
One hour of theory, so nobody trusts it with the wrong thing.
Their own task, from blank page to working, with every step visible.
We sit with each pair until their tool actually runs.
One tool each, a written list of what to keep using, and the confidence to build the next one alone.
One cohort, and what they left with.

One day that took a controlling team from spreadsheets to building their own working AI assistants.
KEY POINTS
Anonymous survey, sent the day after the session. Every response is below, including the lowest score.
A very concrete course, built on everyday subjects from work and from life. The trainer is not trying to sell us a solution, he helps us realise it is within reach. The pace is brisk enough that nobody drifts.
NEXT STEP
We reply within a working day.
Drag it. Cohorts work best around eight.
Real reviews from clients we have worked with. Left on Google, or filmed by them, and unedited.
I found the whole process very efficient, informative and simple. Most days i chatted with the team which was really helpful to feel aligned. Very direct and efficient and give good ideas snd feedback.
Simon LallozGoogle reviewI've worked with this team on several personal projects, and the main reason I keep coming back is simple: they deliver. Everything is built in-house, which makes collaboration straightforward and execution fast. What I appreciated most is that projects weren't handed over as rough concepts, but as market-ready products I could actually use and build on. The four-week delivery timeline sounds ambitious, but in my experience it held up. Communication was clear, decisions were practical, and there was no unnecessary back-and-forth. If you want people who can turn ideas into real digital ventures without overcomplicating things, this team does exactly that.
I've been working with them from past 1 year and it's really good to have mentor like Maxime - owner of metabay
I found the whole process very efficient, informative and simple. Most days i chatted with the team which was really helpful to feel aligned. Very direct and efficient and give good ideas snd feedback.
Simon LallozGoogle reviewI've worked with this team on several personal projects, and the main reason I keep coming back is simple: they deliver. Everything is built in-house, which makes collaboration straightforward and execution fast. What I appreciated most is that projects weren't handed over as rough concepts, but as market-ready products I could actually use and build on. The four-week delivery timeline sounds ambitious, but in my experience it held up. Communication was clear, decisions were practical, and there was no unnecessary back-and-forth. If you want people who can turn ideas into real digital ventures without overcomplicating things, this team does exactly that.
I've been working with them from past 1 year and it's really good to have mentor like Maxime - owner of metabay
Talk to us about your cohort and we will tell you honestly what is claimable and what is not, before you commit to anything.
One day. We have found that a focused day on real work beats a series of sessions people stop attending.
Either. On site works better for a single team in one place, remote works better when the group is spread across offices.
Nothing. Cohorts routinely include people who have never opened an AI tool, alongside some who already build with them.
One working tool each, a written list of what to keep using, and the confidence to build the next one alone.