Over £1M+ saved for businesses in 2026 with Bright Spark AI
Work that took days now takes hours, and savings run to thousands a year.
Adoption is patchy: one or two team members trying thing outs, some risky use in free accounts, and plenty of the team not using it at all. No AI policy written.
Software subscriptions and AI licences across the business for tools that nobody fully understands and nobody quantifying what any of them return.
Charlotte and her team at Bright Spark AI turn all three into a plan: an audit that quantifies every opportunity, immersive training that brings everyone up to speed, and automations that hand hours back to the team every week.
Before anything is automated or installed, it’s vital to have a full understanding of the business’s systems and operations. The audit builds that understanding function by function, then quantifies it and makes recommendations across AI, Automation and Education. All of this goes into a phased AI Transformation Roadmap.
Bespoke AI sessions, built around the company and the individuals in the room.
Off the shelf where it fits, custom-built where it pays.
Sometimes the right answer is a platform that already exists. Sometimes it’s an automation built for how your business works. The audit decides which on the numbers; the build delivers it.
Every engagement starts with a 20-minute scoping call, with no obligation on either side. Fees are agreed in writing before work begins.
Fully bespoke to the company and the individuals in the room.
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Fifty Facebook enquiries a month were waiting hours for a call back, and most went cold. An AI assistant now responds by WhatsApp within seconds, answers questions and books the appointment; every booking still receives a personal call. Bookings rose 30%. Live within two weeks.
Four discovery interviews produced a roadmap of five priced automations plus company-wide training: proposals drafted from meeting notes, invoicing automated end to end, vendor quotes compiled automatically. Net saving in year one, after all costs: approximately £19,900.
A whole-business operations and AI audit across 200 staff, covering education, AI tooling and automation, projected to return upwards of £400,000 a year in recovered capacity: at typical distribution margins, the profit equivalent of more than £5M in new sales.
Three ways to start without spending anything: a policy template, a short course by email, and a conversation.
The clauses most businesses are missing, ready to adapt: which tools, which tiers, what may enter them.
The first lessons of the Claude 101 course, delivered as short videos over a week. The full course is £29.
Where AI is likely to return the most in your business, talked through with no obligation on either side.
The practice works to a single principle: people and process first, so the technology delivers. Every engagement begins with an audit, and every recommendation carries a build cost and a projected saving.
Speaker on AI adoption at Climb26, alongside the West Yorkshire Combined Authority and the British Business Bank.