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We set Claude up around how your business actually runs, then teach your people to use it properly to transform your business

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PROJECTS
Sales
Q3 board pack
Bids
Fenwick tender
CHATS AND TASKS
Terminating a supplier contract cleanly
Why did Q3 margin drop 1.4pts?
Screen 40 CVs against the brief
Month-end reconciliation
Design
SM Sam · Northbridge
Welcome, Sam
Help me understand what's possible in my business using Claude
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Opus 5 High
Strategize Write From Drive From Calendar From Gmail
[THE PRODUCT]

The nine core features
you have access to

01Chat
02Projects
03Skills
04Connectors
05Cowork
06Claude Design
07Claude in Chrome
08Artifacts
09Claude Code
ALL OF IT ON ONE SUBSCRIPTION
THE PART EVERYONE'S ALREADY USING
Reply to Fenwick on the delay. Firm, not defensive.
Sam, the revised programme puts handover at 14 November. Two things caused it, and neither changes the contract sum. The steel package slipped nine days at the mill, and the M&E coordination drawings came back with two clashes we resolved before first fix.
Make it shorter Add the revised dates Send via Gmail
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Projects
Your projects Organization Shared with you
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just now9 FILES
Board reporting
2 days ago4 FILES
Skills
Installed Directory
build-client-quote Sales +2 Scope from the call notes, priced off the rate card, exclusions applied. 41 runs Add
qualify-inbound-lead Sales +1 Your qualifying questions, in your order, with the disqualifiers you use. 88 runs Add
month-end-close Finance +3 Pull the statements, match the ledger, draft the queries for approval. 34 runs Add
run-client-handover Operations +2 Everything delivery needs, in the order they need it, nothing missed. 23 runs Add
Connectors
5 OF 2,419 ENABLED
NAME TYPE AUTH CATEGORY
Gmail Web Individual Communication
HubSpot Interactive Web Organization Sales and marketing
Clay Web Individual Sales and marketing, Data
Calendly Web Individual Productivity
Xero Web Organization Finance, Data
Scheduled tasks
Run tasks on a schedule or whenever you need them.
New task
Month-end reconciliationPull the supplier statements, match them to the ledger, draft the queries.1ST OF THE MONTH, 07:00
Inbox triageCategorise the inbox and draft replies to anything urgent.WEEKDAYS AT 08:00
Weekly pipeline reviewWhat moved, what stalled, which deals need a call before Friday.EVERY MONDAY AT 09:00
Overdue invoice chaseDraft the chase emails, escalating in tone by how late they are.EVERY THURSDAY AT 10:00
What should we create?
A sales deck for next week's new business meeting
Design system Your brand
Model Opus 5
CHOOSE A TEMPLATE
Blank
Slides
Document
One-pager
Brand deck
Aa Colour + type
Claude is working in this browser Stop
Search · job posts, past week
Posts Past week Job posts
ICP prospects on LinkedIn
Captured page
Read page text
Found "All filters"
Set: past week, job posts
Pulled 34 matching posts
Still working · 50s
Runs on its own and pauses if anything looks unsafe.
Artifacts
All Yours Shared with you
New artifact
Fenwick live programme
SHARED · UPDATED 4M AGO
Delivery playbook
CREATED SEP 4
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EXPLORER
plant-hire
› src
› components
HireRegister.tsx
offHireRules.ts
› data
src › offHireRules.ts
1export function offHireDue(hire) {
2 const due = addDays(hire.start, hire.term);
3 return {
4 due,
5 overdue: due < today(),
6 };
7}
Off-hire reminders
Flag anything overdue and email the yard
Read hireRegister.ts
Write offHireRules.ts
Tests 12 passed
Deploying to the yard iPad…
Ask before editing
WHAT IT IS
Proper layout for client-facing work: websites, slides, reports, everything in your brand.
WHEN TO USE IT
When you have been quoted tens of thousands for a tool your team could build.
[SETUP]

Generic in, generic out.

Claude on day one is a brilliant graduate who knows nothing about you. Four things change that.

01Your filing system
Give it access to your business in SharePoint, Drive or local folders
02Skills
Give it your standard operating process so it works in your way
03Connectors
Give it reach to the tools that you use day-to-day
04Memory
Give it the ability to self-learn, update and improve
LOCATIONS
Google Drive Google Drive
SharePoint
Dropbox
SHARED WITH CLAUDE
9 folders
Company 1,204 FILES INDEXED
NAME MODIFIED KIND
00_Inbox 3 Sep 2026 Folder
01_Business 2 Sep 2026 Folder
02_Clients 2 Sep 2026 Folder
03_Projects 2 Sep 2026 Folder
04_Knowledge 30 Jul 2026 Folder
05_Brand_Assets 2 Sep 2026 Folder
06_Templates 3 Sep 2026 Folder
07_Finance 1 Sep 2026 Folder
08_People 4 Sep 2026 Folder
Sales 1.2.0 · 7 SKILLS · UPDATED 2 DAYS AGO Add
Overview Contents · 12 Skills · 7 Connectors · 5 SYNCED SEP 1 · CURRENT
⌄ .claude-plugin
plugin.json
⌄ skills
› qualify-lead
⌄ build-quote
SKILL.md
› client-handover
› pipeline-review
› win-loss-review
› renewal-pricing
CONNECTORS.md
README.md
/skills/build-quote/SKILL.md
/build-quote
Builds a client quote the way your team builds one. See CONNECTORS.md for what it reads.
USAGE
/build-quote# from the call notes
/build-quote price [scope]# off the 2026 rate card
/build-quote check# flag over 12% discount
WHAT COMES OUT
Priced scope, line by line
Standard exclusions applied
Payment terms from the MSA
Risks worth naming up front
Connectors 12 ENABLED · SCOPED PER PERSON
Gmail Gmail Individual
Google Calendar Google Calendar Individual
Google Drive Google Drive Org
HubSpot HubSpot Org
Clay Clay Individual
Calendly Calendly Individual
Xero Xero Org
Docusign Docusign Org
Granola Granola Individual
GitHub GitHub Org
Supabase Supabase Org
Vercel Vercel Org
MEMORY ON
Turn Claude into the company brain
Instant answers to complex work questions, without digging through five different apps for the context first.
Set up for your org
WHAT YOU TAUGHT IT IN MARCH IS STILL TRUE IN NOVEMBER
This is the difference between a chatbot and every employee having an assistant.
[WHAT YOU'D POINT IT AT]

Start with the admin.
Then do the transformation.

Three levels, and most companies never leave the first.

LEVEL 01
What a human shouldn't do
Hours back, this week.
Chase the overdue invoices
Turn the call into a proposal
Reconcile the supplier statements
Update the CRM after meetings
Write the weekly report
LEVEL 02
Important not urgent things
On the list for two years.
Find the pattern in lost deals
Rebuild the onboarding process
Screen the candidate database
Interrogate your own numbers
Document what one person knows
LEVEL 03
Strategic transformations
Different business, not a faster one.
Build the tool instead of buying it
Give every client a live dashboard
Model the acquisition three ways
Create the company bain
Run a function at twice the output
[SECURITY]

Set up properly, it's tighter than what you're doing now.

Your business data isn't used to train models
Connectors only reach what that employee can already reach
Nothing sends, posts or pays without a person approving it
SSO, audit logs and central control on the enterprise plans
The risk isn't Claude, it's how you set it up
ONE EMPLOYEE'S BOUNDARY
Employee
Claude
INBOX
DRIVE
CRM
LEDGER
Same permissions as the person. Nothing added.
Approval gate A PERSON CLICKS SEND
Nothing leaves before this point
[YOUR PEOPLE]

Nobody's job disappears

They're just enabled to do it better

Claude does this BY 08:00
Pipeline reviewed end to endEvery deal against its last real contact. Slippage and risk flagged.
Twenty prospects sourced and enrichedMatched to the accounts that actually closed, then written into the CRM.
Proposals drafted from call transcriptsPriced off the rate card, context from the call, in the format the team already uses.
Follow-ups cleared and loggedNothing sitting in the pipeline waiting on an email nobody wrote.
End-of-day reportWhat moved, what didn't, and tomorrows priorities to focus on
The Claude character
Ellie, sales lead
Same job title. Same targets. A working day made almost entirely of selling.
Ellie does this ALL DAY
Reads, approves, changes what's wrongTwelve minutes with a coffee. Her judgement is still the gate.
Three calls with new prospectsBriefed properly before each one, because someone read everything first.
Closes oneThe negotiation, the concession, the read on the room. Not a machine's job.
Coaches two of her teamOn the deals that stalled, with the reasons already laid out in front of her.
Goes to the industry dinnerRelationships that take years and pay for themselves for longer.
[HOW YOU GET THERE]

It takes time and planning

Becoming AI native is a process note a programme because it involves people and change, the team have to be at the heart of everything you do

Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
M1
M2
M3
M4
M5
M6
M7
M8
M9
M10
M11
M12
Company brain WEEKS 3–9
Sales function WEEKS 8–20
Marketing function WEEKS 14–26
Operations function WEEKS 20–32
Finance function WEEKS 26–38
People function WEEKS 32–44
Consolidate and build WEEKS 40–52
QUARTERLY STRATEGIC REVIEW
FOUNDATIONS FUNCTION ROLL-OUT · 12 WEEKS EACH CONSOLIDATION REVIEW WINDOW
PHASE 01 WEEKS 3–9
Company brain
What the business knows, and where it lives.
01Licensing, access and the right models
02Strategy and objectives written down
03Filing system connected
04Projects and skills scaffolding
PHASE 02 · REPEATS PER FUNCTION
Function roll-out
Twelve weeks each, overlapping by six.
01Understand the strategic objectives
02Create skills for the standard way of working
03Set up the filing system and connectors
04Build the initial tools
05Put the workflows live
SALES MARKETING OPERATIONS FINANCE PEOPLE
PHASE 03 WEEKS 40–52
Consolidate and build
From what can Claude do, to what can we drop.
01Software you can retire
02Internal tools built properly
03Cross-function workflows joined up
04Your own people running it
Plus a strategic review either side of every quarter end. Claude changes monthly, so the setup can't be a one-off.
[USE CASES]

See it in your world

A taster. The full set lives on the use cases page.

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[IN THEIR WORDS]

Weeks became hours

“I think the code to write that would have probably taken me three or four weeks. And I think it took 16, 17 hours. I was like, bloody hell. But now I know how to do it.”
Simon Crisp Simon Crisp Managing Director, TerraGuard Technologies
“It would normally take me two to three days to get done. Now it's getting the files automatically and writing the report, and I'm just editing it. That's a huge time saving every quarter.”
Mark Petar Mark Petar Head of IT, Montanaro Asset Management
[WHERE TO START]

Two ways in

01 · FOR BUSINESSES
I run a business
Every employee with an assistant, built with you one function at a time.
Setup, training and tooling12 MONTHS Quarterly strategic reviewONGOING
02 · FOR INDIVIDUALS
It's just me
Run a one-person business with the output of a team of ten.
Community and templatesFREE Live build sessionsMONTHLY