
Most teams know they should automate more of their work but aren't sure where to start. They either stick to a few simple rules or jump into a project so complex it never gets finished. This session lays out a practical path: ten automations every business team should build, arranged from basic to advanced. It starts with simple wins built into tools you already use, moves into multi-step workflows built on integration platforms that connect your apps, and finishes with AI-powered workflows that read documents, sort incoming mail, and use connectors built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to work directly across your apps. Many of the ten are demonstrated live, and every one is documented in the course materials, so you'll see what each does, where it saves time, and how it's built: the trigger that starts it, the steps it runs, and the result it produces. Because they're arranged by difficulty, you can start where your team is today and know exactly what to build next. You'll leave with a tiered list of automations to work through, step-by-step documentation to build from, and a clear plan for the first one you'll build.
Accounting managers, controllers, and operations leads who aren't afraid to get their hands dirty to increase departmental efficiency through practical software connections.
No. This course is designed for accounting and operations professionals who are comfortable with software but don't write code.
We cover a range of tools, from basic desktop macros and built-in rules to dedicated integration platforms and AI assistants using the Model Context Protocol.
No. The automations we cover address repetitive tasks common to almost every business team, such as file handling, approvals, and document requests.
Yes. Many of the ten automations are demonstrated live, and you'll receive documentation covering the triggers, steps, and results for every single one.
It does. You'll learn how to select specific safeguards, including error alerts and human review steps, to help keep your AI-powered automations reliable.
I spent years watching smart teams drown in paperwork because their automation projects were either too small to matter or too big to finish. I wrote this course to bridge that gap with a clear, tiered roadmap that anyone can follow. It's for the managers who want to stop talking about efficiency and actually start connecting their tools.
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