Learning by doing, one bootcamp at a time.

What this site is

Bootcamps are instructor-led workshop days where people learn to build automations and AI-assisted workflows by actually building them. This site is where attendees sign in on the day, where consultants prepare sessions, and where anyone can read about how the days work.

How we teach

• Build first. Explanations are short and arrive just before you need them. Most of the day is spent hands-on.
• Realistic, not real. Practice systems behave like the applications people use at work, with forms, queues and documents, but every record in them is fictional.
• People stay in charge. Where a workflow uses an AI assistant, a person reviews what it produced before anything moves on. We teach that habit from the first build.
• Small steps, visible progress. Build guides have checkpoints, so you always know you're on track.
• Leave with something. Everyone finishes the day with a working build and a list of ideas to take further.

Who runs the sessions

Each bootcamp is led by an instructor and supported by consultants who prepare the practice environments beforehand and help in the room on the day. Sessions are arranged with an organizer on the attendees' side, who sends invitations and sign-in details.

Typical topics

• Automating a multi-step process across two or more applications
• Reading documents and pulling out the fields that matter
• Routing and classifying incoming requests
• Adding an AI assistant to a workflow, with a human review step
• Handling exceptions and making automations easy to support

Accessibility

We want every attendee to be able to take part fully. This site is built to work with keyboards, screen readers and zoom. If something here doesn't work for you, or you need an adjustment on the day, let your organizer or instructor know.

Getting in touch

The quickest route is through your session organizer or instructor, who can answer questions about your event, your sign-in details and anything you need on the day.