Most Edinburgh firms already have AI. Few see a return from it. We're the Edinburgh-based partner that closes that gap: Claude setup, a structured adoption programme, and the governance to run it properly - measured in hours back per person, per week.
The data shows the pattern clearly: 77% of UK businesses using AI report no revenue change since adopting it. Edinburgh's professional services firms - accountancy, legal, financial services, property - live this daily: licences bought, a few enthusiasts experimenting, and the majority quietly avoiding the tools they fear might replace them. The gap is not the technology. It's adoption.
We're based in Edinburgh, which means the workshops, the individual build sessions and the walk-throughs happen in your office, in person, with your team - not over a webinar from five hundred miles away. We work with organisations of 5-10 corporate staff in non-technical roles: Finance, Operations, Sales, Marketing, HR.
And because we specialise in Claude by Anthropic - the models that now also power Microsoft's Copilot Cowork - the capability we build with your team applies whichever platform your firm runs.
The foundations before anyone logs in: the right plan, security and governance configured to your compliance requirements, organisation-wide context so Claude knows your business, and connections to the systems your team already uses - Outlook, SharePoint, Excel.
A structured programme built around how your people actually work: setup and induction, then an individual build phase where every person creates AI workflows for their own role - with human input points and approval gates designed in - then embed, measure and scale. Every outcome measured: hours returned, workflows in active use.
Running AI properly at organisational level: acceptable use policies, plugin and connector governance, usage monitoring, and onboarding new starters so the capability compounds rather than resets. Under UK law, accountability for AI output always sits with a person - we design your workflows so that's a strength, not a risk.
Yes - we're based in Edinburgh. Discovery calls are online, and delivery is in person at your office across Edinburgh and the Lothians, or remote where that suits your team better.
The public benchmark for generative AI is about 2.2 hours saved per week per user. Organisations we work with see 6-10 hours back per person per week, depending on the role - the technology is the same, the difference is adoption.
Yes. Microsoft's Copilot Cowork runs on the same Claude models we specialise in, so the workflows and skills we build with your team apply on either platform. We support your team on whichever wrapper you choose.
A structured time commitment, not a leap of faith: an induction, then short individual build sessions per person. Every participant leaves with AI workflows actively doing part of their role's admin - that's the point at which the hours come back.