Amrit Chana amrit@amritchana.com

AI consulting · Chicago

AI that takes routine work off your team.

You don't have to cross alone.

I find the routine work, build the fix with AI or a plain automation, keep it working, and walk you through it.

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Where you are

Where the week goes

  1. LeadsWait until someone's free.
  2. OrdersRetyped from email.
  3. PaperworkRenamed and filed by hand.
  4. QuotesSent. Never followed up.
  5. Customer questionsSame answers, every day.
  6. PaymentsChased from memory.

Where I take you

What changes

Handled

  1. LeadsAnswered in minutes.
  2. OrdersDrafted into your system.
  3. PaperworkRead, named and filed.
  4. QuotesFollowed up, in your words.
  5. Customer questionsAnswered from your policies.
  6. PaymentsReminded on schedule.

A person decides

  1. Hot leadsRing you.
  2. Odd ordersWait for your approval.
  3. Complaints and refundsGo to you.

A person approves anything that needs judgment.

Amrit Chana amrit@amritchana.com

A practical way to get time back

Order entry. Payment chasing. Paperwork. Handled.

Start with a free note. Every step below has its price on the page, and I do the work myself.

  1. Start here

    Free note

    $0

    Reply within 2 business days

    Tell me the task that eats your week. I reply with where I'd look first. No call required.

  2. Find the fix

    Workflow Review

    $1,500 fixed

    1–2 weeks

    I talk with the people doing the work and look at the software you already pay for. You get a written plan with a fixed price for each fix, even if nothing needs building.

  3. Best first project

    Fix one workflow

    from $3,500

    I build it in your accounts and test it on your real examples. A person approves anything that needs judgment.

  4. Several workflows

    Connected system

    from $9,500

    2–4 workflows built to work together

    For work that crosses tools, so it moves from one system to the next without anyone retyping it.

  5. After launch

    Keep it working

    $450/mo per workflow

    Monitoring, fixes and a monthly note

    When a tool or AI model changes, I fix what breaks, so the work keeps getting done.

Every build includes 30 days of fixes. Builds with an AI step then need 3 months of Keep it working, because AI models get retired and tools change. After that, cancel anytime, or take a written handoff and pay $200/hr for any later fixes.

Built and running

I started in data entry at Northwestern Mutual, so I know this work from the keyboard side. At SC Johnson I looked after product master data in SAP and automated the team's manual steps with Power Automate flows and a bot, about 100 hours a week by the team's count. In 2026 I built AI tools as a contract AI engineer at Kraft Heinz.

Lead-to-follow-up

Venture

Finds prospects, checks email addresses, prepares emails and tracks replies and due follow-ups for my consultancy.

  1. Find leads
  2. Check email
  3. Draft
  4. Track replies
  5. Follow up

As of Oct 13, 2026: 412 rows in the lead bank, 39 emails sent from my domain, 0 bounces.

High-stakes meetings

intent-to-presentation

Builds decks for high-stakes meetings. I used it at work.

For Teams preparing to present a decision or recommendation.

Searchable memory

The memory layer

Pulls email, calendar and call transcripts into one searchable record.

For People who need to search context across those sources.

What happens after the review

Who builds it? I do. Here's who does what.

  1. MeWalk you through the plan: each fix and its fixed price.
  2. YouPick what to build, or nothing. The plan is yours either way.
  3. MeBuild it in your accounts and test it on your real examples.
  4. Your teamApprove anything that needs judgment before it goes out.
  5. MeFix what breaks for 30 days, then keep it working.

Not a chatbot bolted onto your site. If a setting in software you already pay for fixes it, the plan says so.

Example · no client data

Review queue

  1. Inbox
  2. Record
  3. Draft
  4. A person approves
Tell me the task that eats your week

Free note: Your email opens with three prompts: your name, firm and the task. I reply within 2 business days with where I'd look first. No call required.