Services / AI implementation
Generative Z maps your processes, builds reliable n8n automations and AI agents, and trains your team to operate them with confidence.
Start with a clear scope. Define what success looks like before building.
Where we can help
Typical situations to explore together, rather than claims about past client results.
Leads that get lost or wait too long for a response.
The same data entered manually across several tools.
Repeated reminders and follow-ups.
A support queue crowded with recurring questions.
Reporting scattered across files and platforms.
Repetitive administrative tasks.
Teams using AI without a shared process.
Automations without supervision or documentation.
Four ways to get started
Choose a starting point around your process, your tools and your team. Scope and pricing are agreed after discovery.
Understand where automation can help, what needs human judgement and what to build first.
Deliverable: a process map and prioritised implementation roadmap.
Request an auditTurn a defined process into a connected workflow that your team can operate and maintain.
Deliverable: a tested workflow, operating documentation and handover.
Discuss a workflowTest a focused use case with explicit permissions, human checkpoints and agreed evaluation criteria.
Deliverable: a bounded pilot and an evidence-based production readiness review.
Select a pilot use caseBuild skills through hands-on practice tied to the work your team actually does.
Deliverable: practical workshops, exercises and reusable learning materials.
Explore trainingYour CRM, your AI agents and your tools, connected: contacts, conversations and meetings in one system adapted to your business.
One-off price, defined scope · Request a proposal
Discover Connected CRMSupporting the solution
These capabilities support an operational solution. They are scoped around the main project, rather than offered as a general marketing programme.
How delivery works
Each step has a concrete deliverable. Human review is built into the path to production.
An agreed brief covering objectives, constraints and process owners.
A process map showing tools, data and handoffs.
A workflow specification with permissions and approval points.
A configured workflow or agent pilot with its integrations.
Test results, reviewed exceptions and an acceptance decision.
An operating guide, handover and practical team training.
Possible starting points
Illustrative use cases to assess during discovery. They are not a portfolio of completed client projects.
Organise incoming enquiries and route them to the right person.
Connect availability, booking requests and confirmations.
Prepare answers from agreed sources and hand over to a person when needed.
Collect, classify and assign requests using defined rules.
Keep agreed records aligned across connected tools.
Bring selected data into a repeatable report for review.
Assemble a draft from approved inputs for human review.
Prepare routine records and tasks with clear approval points.
Move drafts through an explicit editorial approval process.
Practice AI and automation within a shared working method.
Control & reliability
Define what the system can do, when it must stop and who approves the next action. Agree the controls during scoping and test them before production.
Keep a person involved where judgement is needed.
Restrict tools and actions to the agreed use case.
Require an explicit review before sending, changing or committing.
Record agreed execution events for troubleshooting.
Notify the responsible person when attention is required.
Define exceptions, safe stops and recovery steps.
Set usage budgets and limits during design.
Review representative cases and failure scenarios.
Explain operation, dependencies and known limitations.
Agree access, ownership of deliverables and transfer to your team.
Questions before you start
We scope repeatable tasks such as request routing, CRM updates, reporting and administrative preparation. Discovery determines which steps are suitable and which need human judgement.
Yes. The implementation offer covers workflow design, API connections, business rules, error handling, logging and documentation. Each integration depends on the tools, access and APIs available.
Yes. We start with a narrow pilot, authorised tools, defined sources, usage limits and tests. Human review and success criteria are agreed before considering production.
Yes. Practical workshops cover prompting, automation, n8n, agents and governance, with exercises related to the team’s work and materials for continued practice.
The delivery path is Discover, Map, Design, Build, Validate, then Deploy & Train. Each step produces a concrete deliverable and a decision about what comes next.
Approval points are defined during design. Sensitive actions wait for a designated person to review and approve them; the workflow also defines what happens when approval is missing or refused.
Let’s define the first step
Bring a recurring task, the tools involved and the people who own it. We’ll discuss the scope and the next useful step.
Explore practical trainingUrbanización Nueva Bellavista
Sevilla, España
