For owner-operators of small businesses

The employee who's always available.

An AI employee can answer your calls, follow up your leads and keep the calendar straight, at any hour. This site explains the jobs it can do, tracks where AI assistants are heading, and lets you try one before you decide anything.

Six jobs an AI employee can do

Every article on this site is about one of these. Start with the one that costs you the most hours.

Try one now

One of them is on duty on this site today: ring it and hear who picks up. A chat to try as well is being set up.

Messaging

The chat bubble is an AI employee

Being set up

The chat demonstration is not switched on yet. Until it is, the phone line next to this one is the live demonstration.

Voice

Call it and an AI answers

This is the AI receptionist's own line. Ring it and ask what it does, what it can't do, and how it would handle your business's calls.

Call (519) 930-1758

Latest insights

The first insights are on the way. In the meantime, pick a role above, or call the demonstration line and hear one at work.

Who's writing

I'm Paul Hughes. I spent more than 40 years in IT and management consulting, in more than 30 countries, and now I help small businesses put the same ideas to work.

This site is published by Doorways Into Your Business, in Kingsville, Ontario. More about the site and about me.

Want one of your own?

An AI employee is a job like any other: you decide what it does, and what it hands back to you. Doorways Into Your Business does the setting up.

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