AI managed services for small businesses

AI support for your business, set up and managed for you.

Less time gathering information and preparing routine work. More time for the work your team does best. Start with one task and a clear plan.

Starting with discovery and scoped pilots.

More than a chatbot subscription

A workflow, with a plan to support it.

AI will not replace humans. It helps people handle repetitive tasks so they can focus on the work they do best.

Find the right task

Map the work, check existing tools, and agree on a useful output. If AI is not the right fit, we will say so.

Set it up for your team

Define approved inputs, configure the workflow, test the results, and teach your team how to use and review it.

Keep it useful

Agree on ongoing maintenance, support, and improvements after a pilot shows the workflow is worth keeping.

What the service includes →

Where to begin

Bring the work that keeps coming back.

These are starting points to explore, not a menu of finished packages. Each needs a clear scope and a person who checks the output.

Prepare a business brief

Gather approved research into a source-linked summary for a decision or meeting.

Find and organize information

Turn approved files into a draft procedure, checklist, or report. Flag missing facts.

Get a first draft ready

Prepare content ideas, discovery questions, or a proposal outline for your review.

Explore the use cases and limits →

Privacy & control

Your information. Your permissions.

Before connecting systems, agree on where data goes, who can access it, and which actions need approval. Local hosting alone does not answer every privacy question.

Read the operating boundaries →

Built from our own day-to-day work

Sekora is developing and using these workflows internally before broader delivery. Internal experience is a starting point, not proof of results for your business.

No standing access to client data or secrets is a design requirement. A scoped engagement must define how approved support access will work.

Start small. Test it. Then decide.

A pilot should prove useful before it becomes an ongoing service. Review time and rework count, too.

  1. 1

    Understand the task

    Show us how you handle the work today and where it gets stuck.

  2. 2

    Agree on the boundaries

    Define the output, data, permissions, reviewer, and cost limits.

  3. 3

    Test and train

    Try approved examples, check mistakes, and practice reviewing the work.

  4. 4

    Continue or stop

    Compare results with the original process. Keep it only if it helps.

The process and your role →

What would you like to make easier?

Describe one recurring task and how you handle it today. We will reply by email to discuss fit and any next step. Sending a message does not commit you to a pilot.

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