Training + 1 month · ¥650,000

Continue from training into working prototypes.

This package combines the 12-hour Basic curriculum with up to 20 hours of implementation support over one month, focused on two bounded workflows.

Start with one workflowHuman review by designNo obligation
Support scope

Two workflows, with clear boundaries.

Workflow selection

Choose two tasks with clear inputs, outputs, owners, and review points.

Prototype design

Define prompts, tools, data handling, human checks, and exception paths.

Working implementation

Build a practical draft workflow or lightweight automation within the agreed scope.

Operating review

Observe use, record issues, refine guidance, and decide whether to continue or stop.

Month plan

A short implementation cycle.

Week 1

Confirm target workflows, owners, data, and success criteria.

Week 2

Build and review the first working version.

Week 3

Test with real users using approved or anonymized data.

Week 4

Refine, document, and decide the next operating step.

Important boundaries

A prototype is not a guaranteed business outcome.

Included

  • Basic Package training
  • Up to 20 hours of implementation support
  • Two bounded workflow prototypes
  • Operating notes and handover

Requires separate scope

  • Large-scale system integration
  • Enterprise security or legal reviews
  • Ongoing operations beyond the month
  • Additional workflows or full custom applications
FAQ

Implementation questions

Will the two workflows be production-ready?

The target level is agreed in advance. Some workflows can reach routine use; others may remain prototypes pending integration, security, or organizational approval.

Can we add integrations?

Simple integrations may fit the scope. Complex APIs, ERP connections, or custom applications require separate scoping.

Can we stop after the month?

Yes. We document what was built and recommend continuing only when the operational evidence supports it.

Choose two workflows worth implementing.

We will test whether they are small enough for one month and whether training, automation, or a system project is the right path.