
Governed AI Diagnostic • Quebec SMBs
It’s the absence of a shared method. Here’s what we see inside Quebec service SMBs:
Your employees each use AI their own way, in private conversations the company never sees. The good methods exist - but they belong to no one except the people who found them.
The same document, produced by two employees with AI, comes out at two different quality levels. The result depends on who wrote the prompt that day. No standard, no validation.
Enthusiasm, anecdotes… but no numbers. Leadership doesn't know which methods are being used, whether they produce a real gain - or what data is circulating without shared rules.
Think of it as the architect’s plans before the renovations. Short, specific to your company, and usable the day after the presentation.
Your three most time-consuming processes, documented and timed. This is what lets you prove a gain later.
Who can use what, with which data, and who validates the result. One page of clear rules your team will actually follow.
The full plan for your first automation: how it gets built, how it connects to your tools, how it stays reliable, scalable, and what it should save you per week.
The next opportunities, ranked by what they’re worth. You can execute it with us, with your IT provider, or with your own team. The document is yours either way.
Two to four weeks from kick-off to report. Here’s who does what.
The business analysts sit down with your executive and your internal owner.
- Your business objectives - Your priority processes - Your tools and your dataThe dev team analyze several angles while your team carries on as usual.
- Construction methodology
- Connections to your systems
- Maintenance and telemetry
- Guardrails and governance
- Expected return (ROI)
We present the report to your leadership: what we found, what to build first, what it should save.
- Report delivered and presented
- An informed decision: continue, with whom, in what order
Project management & business analysts

Strategy & Delivery
Founder of Agence 3A, Anaïs has built intake, follow-up and quoting automations for Quebec SMBs more than 30 times over. She runs the working sessions, keeps the jargon out, and presents the final report to your leadership in words your whole team understands.

Strategy & Business Analysis
Daniel is the one who asks the money questions before anyone talks about tools. What does this process cost you today? How often does it run? Who would own it once it's automated? He frames the need at kick-off, then weighs the execution scenarios with you: your internal team, your current IT provider, or a specialized firm.
Technology

Solution Architect
Known for turning business needs into reliable technical solutions, Omar is a CRM and automation specialist who has delivered Salesforce solutions for organizations across Quebec, Europe, and the Middle East, including Quebec manufacturer BRP. Currently completing Anthropic's partner certification, he stands out for his implementation rigour, his focus on data protection, and his ability to make technology simple for the teams who use it.

Developper - CCA-F Certified
A Staff Software Engineer with 10 years of experience, Tarek is a certified Claude Architect (CCA-F) by Anthropic. He has built and managed multiple AI integrations in production, and presented his work on generating interfaces straight from design files at the Figma Paris meetup. He also mentors engineers on getting real value out of AI.

Developper - Machine Learning
Andrea holds a Master's in Applied Computer Science from Concordia University, where her research focused on adapting machine learning models to the real world, including retraining a medical X-ray model to detect harmful substances in airport security. On your file, she owns the evaluation side: what gets measured, and how we know the system does what it claims.
The diagnostic is built for companies that can act on it. A five-minute readiness test confirms it before you book.
Sign up: you’ll receive the five-minute readiness test and priority access to diagnostic seats – right after the public announcement at the Sommet PME Laurentides 2026.