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AI for Operations Teams

Master Claude and Gemini in 5 minutes a course. Practical workflows for SOPs, KPI reports, supplier communications, incident reports and repeatable processes — built for UK and US Operations professionals.

Why AI Matters for Operations

Operations teams spend hours every week on recurring written work — weekly reports, supplier updates, incident logs, meeting agendas and SOP updates. Most of these tasks are not new each time. They recur in the same format, to the same audience, on the same schedule.

Claude and Gemini turn these recurring tasks into repeatable workflows — structured prompts and Projects that produce consistent output every time, run by anyone on the team. The data is yours, the process logic stays the same, and the time saved compounds week after week.

Key Capabilities

KPI Reporting
Turn weekly performance data into structured KPI summaries with RAG status, ready for the ops meeting.
SOPs and Process Docs
Draft and update standard operating procedures from rough notes — clear, consistent and ready to review.
Supplier Communications
Write supplier escalation emails, performance reviews and formal disputes with a consistent professional tone.
Repeatable Workflows
Build Claude Projects that run the same task — reports, agendas, updates — to the same standard every time.

Curated Learning Path

FAQ

Are these courses suitable for UK and US operations teams?
Yes. Every workflow is written for UK and US corporate operations contexts, covering reporting, supplier management and process documentation.
How do I set up a repeatable workflow with Claude?
The Repeatable AI Workflows course covers the full process — identifying a recurring task, building and testing a prompt, and setting it up as a Claude Project your whole team can run consistently.
Do I need a paid Claude or Gemini plan to follow these courses?
No. Every workflow in these courses works on the free tier of Claude and Gemini. A paid plan may give you higher usage limits, but it is not required to follow along.