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Guides for working with AI

We share practical, step-by-step guides for using AI in recurring business tasks. Choose the situation you are currently addressing.

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Our guides provide concrete blueprints detailing prompt structure, safety rules, and human review.

Guide 01

JMHZ and Czech payroll reporting — AI as a control assistant

Focus: Using AI as a preparation and control assistant for payroll processes.

Core concept: A human payroll specialist remains in control of the final output, using AI only to check inputs, format documents, and double-check logic.

Safety: No financial, tax, or legal decisions are made by AI. No raw payroll data or client names are shared without complete anonymization.

Guide 02

From client chat to clear brief

Focus: Turning raw client communications (chat history, transcripts, emails) into a structured brief.

Core concept: Help structure requirements, extract key client objectives, highlight constraints, and flag ambiguous items needing clarification.

Safety: Make sure chat records and customer names are anonymized before pasting them into any public AI tools.

Guide 03

From inquiry to next step

Focus: Initial filtering of inbound client inquiries to draft project scopes and action plans.

Core concept: Extract the prospect's main needs, evaluate them against your business criteria, identify missing details, and draft an initial response outline.

Safety: Keep client details anonymized. Final commercial reviews and outreach must be manually checked and sent by a human.

SUPPLEMENTARY GUIDE

Process first. Then AI.

A general guide for mapping processes, defining human and AI roles, and preparing your first step. Use as an optional reference alongside a specific guide.

Need help trying this in your own work?

I can help you adapt a guide to your real process, test it safely on anonymized examples, and set it up together in person or over Zoom.