SEC 01 / Practice · Ohio
I teach businesses to use AI — and automate the work eating their week.
One person. Two things: teaching your team, and building the automations that take the repetitive work off their plate.
Ohio · New practice · Priced up front
- Who it's for
- Owner-led businesses with no in-house tech help
- What it is
- AI training, workflow automation, hands-on setup
- How it starts
- A 30-minute conversation. No cost, no deck.
What we do
SEC 02 / Service array · 4 nodes
Four kinds of work. One goal: fewer hours a week on things software should do.
Hover a node to hold its orbit
What that actually looks like
Illustrative · not client work
Live example · 01 / 3
Reading input
The mess going in
42 supplier invoices land in the inbox
- ›INV-8841.pdf
- ›scan_0472.jpg
- ›statement_march.pdf
- ›INV-8843.pdf
What happens
- Read each document
- Pull vendor, date, amount, terms
- Match to purchase orders
- Flag the three that don't match
What you get back
What I can actually do
SEC 03 / Capability index · 10 groups
Ten groups. Tap one to open it.
70 capabilities · 10 groups
Tap a node
Not the limit
Every build is custom. The possibilities are genuinely endless.
Bring the thing that annoys you most. We start there.
How we work
SEC 04 / Paths S1–S3 · No fixed program
No fixed program. Scope and fee in writing first, shaped around your actual work.
By hand → by system
Live
- Copy from email
- Retype into sheet
- Chase the reply
- Rebuild the report
- / Read
- / Extract
- / Route
- / Report
Three ways to work together
Paths S1–S3
- First look
- I map how the work runs today, then write up where AI helps and what I'd leave alone. Yours to keep.
- Train or build
- Working sessions on your team's real work, or a defined build with a defined end. Documented, then handed over.
- Keep it running
- Set hours each month for upkeep, questions, and small pieces of work. Month to month.
About two weeks · Fixed fee
Scoped up front · Project fee
Monthly · Monthly fee
Who's behind it
SEC 05 / Operator · 1
Operator · status
- 01GMO Intel is one person.
- 02New practice. No team, no client list yet.
- 03What you get: direct attention, small scope.
- 04Wrong fit? I'll say so in the first call.
Standing terms
- / One person, no subcontracting
- / Scope and fee in writing first
- / Your data stays in your systems
- / No long-term contracts
Engage
SEC 06 / Transmit request
30 minutes, free. Bring the one task that eats the most time each week.
Open channel
No form. No funnel. Just send the email.
gavin@gmointel.com114 Barrington Town Square #189 · Aurora, OH 44202 · Replies same business day