Train the team.
Then change the work.
Most AI training fails for one reason: it teaches tools to people whose Monday is unchanged. We ask what your team does first, then build the class around those answers — your enquiries, your quotations, your follow-ups.
Five steps, and one of them is us saying no.
We usually end up recommending more things be left alone than automated. Automating the wrong thing first is how AI gets a bad name inside a company.
Discovery
A questionnaire plus a short call: what your team repeats, what breaks, where the hours go
Session 1 — Foundations in context
How these tools behave, taught entirely through examples from your sector
Session 2 — Your workflows
Live demos on your enquiries, quotations, reports, follow-ups and content
Session 3 — Hands on
Your team builds, with us in the room. Everyone ships one thing before they leave
Handover
Prompt pack for your business, the ranked shortlist, and the run-cost estimate
Costed before the first call.
Ten Udaipur trades already have a written playbook — the audit, what we would build, what we would refuse, and what it costs to run. Yours may already be here.
Tell us about your team.
We reply the same working day with a price and what the session would cover. If the ₹199 90-minute introduction is the better place to start, we will tell you that instead.
- A written price, not a "let's get on a call to discuss pricing"
- We will tell you if the answer is "not yet" — it often is
- From ₹10,000 for up to 15 people; scope decides the rest
- On-site in Udaipur, or online if you are elsewhere
- Same working day — we reply with a price and what the session would cover.
- A short call — fifteen minutes on what your team does all week. No deck.
- The questionnaire — six questions to your team, so the session is built on real tasks.
- The class — on-site or online, your people building rather than watching.
- Afterwards — the prompt pack, the ranked shortlist with run costs, and no obligation to buy anything else.
The ₹199 session exists so you can judge us for ninety minutes before committing a budget. Plenty of businesses attend, take the shortlist and do it themselves — we would rather that than sell you a class you were not ready for.
What procurement always asks.
The longer answers — data handling, scoping, what happens after — are in the corporate pack.