AI training workshop
On request
Half-day or full-day, on-site or remote
- Team profile assessment
- Tailored content (role, tools, level)
- Practical exercises on company tasks
- Summary and next-step recommendations
Training · automation · AI agents · Agentic OS · Microsoft 365 · Swiss data · nFADP · EU AI Act
We help Swiss SMEs adopt AI concretely: on-site or remote training workshops, business process automation with our agentic OS and Microsoft 365, 24/7 AI agents and chatbots, and self-hosted models that keep company data in Switzerland. A single partner for AI, from training to deployment, based in Vevey.
Internal assistant
AI agent
Connected to the CRM · sourced answers
According to the survey relayed by SECO (kmu.admin.ch, 2026), 34% of Swiss companies already use AI to automate work steps, up from 23% in 2024. Many Swiss SMEs are exploring AI without a clear entry point. The technology is moving fast, the offer is fragmented, and the questions are real: which tools are relevant for our business? Where does our data go? Who trains the team? We answer these questions with four concrete services — training, process automation, AI agents and data sovereignty — delivered from Vevey for SMEs across French-speaking Switzerland.
The starting point is always an audit of what you already have: existing tools, repetitive tasks, team habits, and data constraints under the nFADP and EU AI Act. From there we propose a realistic path — a workshop, a first automation, a chatbot on your documentation — before investing further.
AI and the infrastructure it runs on stay with a single partner. This means the chatbot fits your existing Microsoft 365 environment, the automation connects to the tools you already rely on, and the team is trained on tools they will actually use, not a generic demonstration.
These services address the real blockers Swiss SMEs face when adopting AI: not knowing where to start, losing time on repetitive tasks, missing responsive customer support, and uncertainty about where company data goes. Each service is delivered as a standalone engagement or combined as part of a broader AI roadmap.

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A half-day or full-day workshop tailored to the team's actual role: managers learning to write effective prompts, assistants discovering AI drafting tools, technicians exploring code-generation assistants. Sessions run on-site in Vevey, Lausanne or Geneva, or remotely for distributed teams.
The training covers tools the team will keep using after the session — ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Claude, Gemini — with exercises built on real company tasks, not generic examples.

Automated tasksDone
Estimated gain · 6 h per week
automation Copilot, Workflow, Audit
Recurring tasks — invoice processing, email routing, report generation, CRM updates, Bexio synchronisation — consume team time that could be spent elsewhere. We map the workflow, identify what can be automated reliably, and build the connector.
Automation integrates with the tools the team already uses: Microsoft 365, Bexio, your CRM, email, calendar, or custom web platforms. The logic runs on an agentic OS we build and operate, sized to the complexity and your preference for control.

3 open quotes · 2 follow-ups scheduled.
Connected to the CRM · sourced answers
A customer support chatbot handles routine questions 24/7 — product information, pricing, appointment scheduling, FAQ — without requiring a staff member on standby. The chatbot is trained on your content: website, catalogue, service documentation.
An internal AI assistant lets staff query company documents, procedures, contracts or knowledge bases in plain language. Useful for teams in Geneva or Fribourg who need answers across multiple document sources without manual search.

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Data processed in Switzerland
When company data — client records, contracts, financial documents — cannot leave Switzerland, public AI APIs are not an option. We deploy local language models (Ollama, open-weight models) on your server or Swiss-hosted infrastructure, so sensitive data never reaches external providers.
We also help SMEs understand what the nFADP and EU AI Act require in practice: which uses fall under which obligations, how to document AI systems, and what transparency measures apply when AI supports decisions about people.
Pricing depends on scope: a half-day workshop has a different budget than a complete automation or a chatbot connected to your documentation. The quote separates the audit, delivery, integration, training and any ongoing support. The free 48-hour AI audit is always the starting point.
On request
Half-day or full-day, on-site or remote
On request
After workflow audit — agentic OS, Microsoft 365
On request
After content and integration audit
On request
After infrastructure and compliance audit
Prices are indicative and depend on team size, integrations, data volume and compliance requirements. The free 48-hour AI audit clarifies scope and produces a realistic quote before any commitment.
AI adoption fails when it starts with technology instead of business reality. Our process starts with what the team actually does, identifies where AI adds measurable value without introducing new risks, and delivers something the team can use and maintain — not a demo that stalls after the first week.
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A 48-hour audit covering your current tools, repetitive tasks, data flows, team readiness and compliance constraints under the nFADP and EU AI Act. Delivered remotely or on-site.
We identify which AI service fits your situation — training, automation, chatbot, self-hosted model — and in what order. No single roadmap fits every SME.
Workshop, automation connector, chatbot or model deployment — built against your real tools, data and team constraints, not a generic template.
The team learns to use, adjust and monitor what was built. Prompts, workflows, chatbot content and model responses all need ongoing attention — we document that clearly.
Before go-live: data flows are verified against nFADP requirements, EU AI Act risk classification is confirmed, and any documentation obligations are met.
We remain available for adjustments, new automations, additional training sessions and evolving compliance needs across French-speaking Switzerland.
Off-the-shelf AI tools require configuration, integration and ongoing attention. Large consulting firms focus on enterprise budgets. Swiss SMEs need a partner who understands their actual tools, their data constraints, and their team's capacity — and who handles the AI and the infrastructure it runs on without handoffs between vendors.
The automation connects to the tools you already rely on. The chatbot integrates with the existing Microsoft 365 environment. There is no handoff between an IT integrator and an AI consultant — one team, based in Vevey, handles the AI and the infrastructure that hosts it.
Every delivery is built on real company data, real tools and real team constraints. The free AI audit identifies what is worth automating and what is not — before any budget is committed.
When confidentiality matters — client records, contracts, financial data — we deploy self-hosted models on Swiss infrastructure. Company data does not leave the country, and nFADP obligations are addressed from the start.
The nFADP and EU AI Act create real obligations for SMEs using AI. We translate these into plain actions: what to document, what to disclose, which use cases need a risk assessment — without legal jargon.
These questions address what Swiss SMEs actually ask before starting an AI project: where to begin, what it costs, where data goes, what the law requires and how long it takes. They help distinguish a useful AI service from a generic tool that creates more work than it saves.
We cover AI training, automation, chatbot deployment and sovereignty consulting across French-speaking Switzerland — on-site or remotely depending on the project. The examples below connect each area to the AI needs that come up most often in practice.
A 48-hour audit by video call to map your processes, tools, data constraints and team readiness before any AI investment. You leave with a clear picture of where AI adds value, which use cases carry risks, what compliance obligations apply, and a concrete next step — without commercial pressure.