AI training
AI training for companies: your teams operational in half a day.
No theory: AI training built on your real tasks, role by role, with proper data-security rules — so everyone leaves using AI the same day.
Programme · built on your roles
Sales team
3 casesPrepare a meeting from the client's website, write a follow-up, summarise a call report.
Admin
4 casesExtract data from a PDF, draft a standard letter, sort a mailbox.
Management
2 casesAnalyse a spreadsheet, prepare a board meeting, decide what deserves automating next.
9 use cases · your documents
- Half a day
- On site or remote. The short format is deliberate: beyond that, nobody listens any more.
- Your tasks
- The programme is built on your real cases, role by role — not on a standard deck.
- Security rules
- What can be shared with an AI tool, what must never go into one. In writing.
What does corporate AI training look like?
Useful corporate AI training doesn't lecture about models or prompting in general: it starts from the tasks your teams actually do (writing a quote, summarising a report, preparing a meeting, sorting mail) and redoes them with AI, live. It also sets the security frame: what can be handed to a tool, what must never be pasted into one.
Why your teams don't use AI properly yet.
Your team has heard of ChatGPT, some use it secretly, nobody does it well, and company data wanders around.
Some use ChatGPT on the sly, with company data, without any ground rules.
Others tried once, got a mediocre answer, and never went back.
Nobody knows what's allowed: the question has never been settled.
Gains stay theoretical: it gets discussed in meetings, nothing changes in daily work.
What we prepare before, during and after the training.
- 01
Scoping
A short conversation per role to identify the tasks that cost the most time.
- 02
Tailored programme
The selected use cases become the exercises, with your own documents.
- 03
The session
Half a day, everyone at their keyboard. We redo the real work with AI.
- 04
The security frame
What may leave the company and what must never leave it, written down in black and white.
- 05
What follows
The tasks that come up for everyone are the first candidates for automation.
How the half day unfolds.
An honest round table: who uses what, for what, and what has already gone wrong. That's the real starting point.
Every participant handles their own tasks, with their own documents. No made-up exercises.
Personal data, contracts, health data, trade secrets: the rule is set and written down.
Everyone leaves with two or three habits they'll actually keep, and the team with a list of what deserves automating.
Generic AI training, or training on your tasks?
| Comparison | Generic AI training | Our training |
|---|---|---|
| The content | A standard deck, the same examples for everyone. | Your tasks, your documents, role by role. |
| The format | Two days of theory, little of it retained. | Half a day, everyone at their keyboard. |
| Security | A GDPR chapter, at the end of the day. | A clear written rule on what never leaves the company. |
| The day after | Everyone returns to their habits. | Two or three habits kept, and a list of what deserves automating. |
What your teams can do when they leave.
Same day
Every participant leaves with habits they've already practised on their own work.
A clear rule
The fog around what can be handed to an AI tool clears: the rule is written and known by everyone.
A list of projects
The tasks that come up for everyone surface on their own: those are your first automations.
Hosted in Europe, and it stays yours.
Hosting in Europe
Your data is hosted and stored in the European Union, on Microsoft Azure, in an environment dedicated to your company.
Never used for training
Your data is never used to train an AI model, neither by us nor by our model providers.
Human approval
Nothing binding goes out without approval from someone at your company: emails, quotes, follow-ups.
The price is announced upfront and doesn't move: no bad surprises later.
A 30-minute conversation, then a costed quote within 24 hours. Go-live takes one week to one month depending on complexity.
We monitor the system continuously and improve it based on your feedback.
Shall we look at your case?
30 minutes to identify what AI can take over in your business, and a fixed-price quote within 24 hours. Free, no commitment.
Pick a time slotOr call +32 472 07 81 37What we're asked most often.
For what level?
From complete beginner to regular user: the training is built on your tasks, not a generic curriculum.
Which tools are covered?
The tools you use or plan to use, with a security framework that applies to all of them.
What happens after?
It's often the starting point: use cases identified during the session become the first automations.
How many people per session?
A dozen at most: beyond that nobody practises and the session turns back into a lecture. For a larger group we split by role, which is more useful anyway.
Do we need paid licences to attend?
Not for the session itself. That said, we'll tell you plainly which uses require a paid plan and which don't, rather than letting you pay for everyone by default.
How much does corporate AI training cost?
A fixed price per session, announced upfront, covering preparation on your cases, delivery and the material handed out. The price doesn't depend on headcount but on the preparation work per role.