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    AI & Automation Case Studies

    This page documents AI and automation projects using a single consistent structure, so each example can be read as a business decision rather than a tool list.

    Only verified projects are published here. Where results cannot be confirmed and shared with the client's permission, no example is shown.

    By Anna Bylina, AI Marketing & Automation ConsultantLast updated: 10 August 2026

    How each case study is documented

    Business context

    What the business does, its size and the part of the operation involved.

    Problem

    The specific business problem, stated in operational terms rather than as a technology gap.

    Before

    How the process worked prior to any change, including the manual steps involved.

    Opportunity identified

    Where AI or automation could plausibly change the outcome, and why that point was chosen.

    Solution

    What was designed and agreed, including what was deliberately left manual.

    AI / automation architecture

    The flow of information between systems and where AI performs interpretation.

    Tools used

    The platforms and services involved in the working system.

    Implementation

    How the system was built, tested and handed over.

    Result

    The measured change compared with the documented starting point.

    What we learned

    What would be designed differently next time.

    Published case studies

    No case studies with verified, client-approved results are published yet. Rather than publish invented examples, this section stays empty until real documented projects can be shared.

    In the meantime, you can read what the work involves on the AI implementation and AI automation consulting pages, or see client feedback on the feedback page.

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    Every project starts with the same first step: mapping how the work happens today and deciding what a better outcome would actually look like.