The flagship workshop · half a day, on site

Turn scattered AI experiments into one controlled workflow.

Your team already uses AI in pockets. The business still runs on manual admin, slow follow-up and disconnected systems. The AI Workflow Opportunity Lab is a paid half-day working session for Yorkshire SME leadership teams: we map the repetitive work, score the opportunities, pick one pilot worth doing and leave you with a plan your team actually agreed to.

Half a day · your premises or ours 4–10 leaders and process owners Pilot dates £1,250 · standard from £1,750

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01 / The outputs · not another interesting talk

You leave with decisions, on paper.

Every Lab produces the same six artefacts, delivered within three working days. They are yours whether or not you ever spend another pound with us.

01

Opportunity register

Every repetitive task your team surfaced, clustered into workflows.

02

Top-five scorecard

The five best use cases scored for value, data readiness, risk and ownership.

03

Pilot charter

One selected first pilot with a named owner, a success metric and stop conditions.

04

Responsible-use starter

A practical checklist: approved tools, data rules, human review and record keeping.

05

90-day roadmap

Now, next and later, with owners and milestones your team agreed in the room.

06

Fixed-price option

An implementation proposal for the chosen pilot within five working days. Take it or leave it.

02 / The Neura North Adoption Method

Map. Prioritise. Pilot. Embed.

One owned method runs the whole session, and every stage produces an artefact. No prompting tricks, no tool worship: decisions about your workflows.

01 MAP

Where does time, money or customer value leak from the current workflow?

A current-state workflow map and task inventory, built from your real work.

02 PRIORITISE

Which use cases have high value, feasible data, manageable risk and a clear owner?

An opportunity scoring matrix, ranked top five.

03 PILOT

What is the smallest controlled implementation that proves value?

A pilot charter: owner, metric, boundaries and test period.

04 EMBED

How will the workflow be owned, monitored and improved after launch?

A 90-day roadmap with controls and an operating cadence.

03 / The half-day, hour by hour

More doing than listening.

At least 60% of the session is exercises. Your people map and decide; we facilitate, demonstrate and keep it honest about where AI should not be used.

00:00 Business outcomes and ground rules Agreed success criteria and data boundaries
00:15 AI reality for your business, no history lesson A shared language for opportunity and risk
00:40 Task liberation: everyone lists the work that repeats A full task inventory
01:35 Workflow mapping: triggers, systems, decisions, exceptions Three current-state maps
02:10 Opportunity scoring: value, data, risk, ownership Your ranked top five
02:40 Live design demonstration on a chosen workflow Visible proof of feasibility
03:00 Select the first pilot A pilot charter with a named owner and metric
03:20 Close and commitments A decision date and delivery timeline
04 / Who it is for

Built for the people who run the work.

Best for owner-led and management-led businesses of roughly 10 to 100 staff with at least three recurring admin-heavy processes. Bring 4 to 10 people: a decision maker, the owners of operations, sales and admin, and at least one person who does the repetitive work every day. Sector variants use examples from your world:

05 / Guardrails · before anything is automated

Controlled, reviewed, and honest about limits.

Data rules first. We agree what may and may not enter any AI tool before the session starts, and live demonstrations use non-sensitive or synthetic data only.

A human stays in the loop. Every pilot we scope names the human check-point: who reviews, what they approve and how to pause the workflow.

Some tasks stay human. Part of the session is explicitly identifying the work AI should not touch: judgement calls, compliance-critical steps and anything you cannot easily review.

Stop conditions, in writing. The pilot charter includes the accuracy, safety and data thresholds that pause the pilot, agreed before it starts.

No invented savings. We estimate with conservative assumptions and we measure before we claim. We guarantee the deliverables and the decision clarity, never a number we have not baselined.

06 / The price, on the page

Priced to be easy to approve.

Pilot dates · limited
£1,250

Reduced pricing for early sessions, in exchange for measurement and case-study participation. Same session, same deliverables.

50% booking deposit, balance due five working days before delivery. Up to £750 of the fee is credited against an Automation Sprint agreed within 14 days. Travel outside Yorkshire, extra interviews and bespoke prototype work are priced separately, in writing, before you commit. Private sessions can be rescheduled once with notice.

The free 45-minute audit maps your wins one-to-one. The Lab is the step up: the whole leadership team, in one room, leaving with a decision. See how we calculate savings.

07 / Straight answers

Asked before booking.

Is our data safe in the session?

Yes, because the session is designed so it never needs to be at risk. We agree data rules up front, work from process descriptions rather than confidential records, use synthetic examples for live demonstrations, and every tool we touch is configured so your private information is not used to train public AI models.

Do we need any technical background?

No. The Lab is built for founders, directors and the people who actually run the processes. You bring knowledge of how the work really happens; we bring the method, the facilitation and the implementation experience.

How many people should attend?

Four to ten works best: the founder or a director, plus the people who own operations, sales or admin, and at least one person who does the repetitive work daily. It suits teams of roughly 10 to 100 staff with recurring admin-heavy processes.

What exactly do we get afterwards?

Within three working days you receive the opportunity register, the top-five scorecard, the selected pilot charter, a responsible-use starter checklist and a 90-day roadmap. Within five working days you receive a fixed-price implementation proposal for the chosen pilot, which you are free to take or leave.

Does the workshop fee count towards a build?

Partly, and deliberately so. Up to £750 of the Lab fee is credited against an Automation Sprint agreed within 14 days. The diagnostic has standalone value, so we never credit the full fee.

Is this the same as the free audit?

No. The free audit is a 45-minute call that maps your biggest wins one-to-one. The Lab is a paid half-day working session for the whole leadership team, with facilitated exercises and a documented decision pack at the end. Many businesses start with the audit and step up to the Lab when the team needs to decide together.

The first workflow is a decision, not a download.