Northcote Labs
Training

AI in the Team

Not a course, an installation. Tools set up with the right privacy settings, a playbook per role, hands-on sessions on real work, and a month of office hours until the habit sticks.

The problem

“I know we should be using AI. Nobody here knows how.” A subscription gets bought, two people try it for a week, and it becomes another tab. Nothing about the actual work changes, and the invoice keeps arriving.

The product

Not a course, an installation. We set up the tools with the right privacy settings, write a playbook per role for the tasks that role actually does, sit with the team while they do real work, and hold office hours for a month until the habit sticks.

Built with

The tools that fit your team: Claude, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Google Workspace, or the pieces in this catalog. Written playbooks. Live working sessions.

How it runs

Four to six weeks. Measured by what the team does differently, not by attendance.

What you get

  • The tool stack configured and documented: accounts, plans, privacy and data rules, before anyone touches a keyboard.
  • A playbook per seat, in plain language, for that role’s real tasks.
  • Hands-on sessions where people leave with finished work, not notes.
  • A month of office hours: questions answered, playbooks tuned, wins spread across the team.

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