Step 1
Understand the operating reality
We clarify the target, recurring bottleneck, data, people, and limits. Standard software—or no AI—remains a valid recommendation.
For founders, managing directors, and operations or product leaders who want to introduce AI without building an internal AI team first. We identify the strongest starting point and turn it into a practical plan or bounded setup.
Ophelin is run from Munich, so working sessions can take place remotely, in hybrid form, or in person in Munich.
The work starts with a business goal, recurring process, available data, and team capacity—not a generic presentation of AI tools. The aim is one first move that the company can actually operate.
Why this matters
Buyers searching with location intent want more than broad AI copy. They want to know whether the offer and delivery model fit their market reality.
The first engagement is structured as a defined decision or setup rather than an open-ended advisory phase.
Step 1
We clarify the target, recurring bottleneck, data, people, and limits. Standard software—or no AI—remains a valid recommendation.
Step 2
Potential applications are ranked by value, feasibility, risk, and the company’s ability to operate them.
Step 3
You leave with either a practical 30-day plan or one bounded, documented setup that your team can use.
The exact scope is agreed in writing before work starts, keeping the first engagement bounded and comparable.
A focused working session for leadership and one or two process owners.
One bounded setup that the team can use and continue operating after handover.
Location
Munich
In-person work is available alongside remote and hybrid delivery.
Delivery
Since 2015
The founder brings client-delivery experience from a previous IT agency and current production AI systems.
Outcome
Operational
Every first engagement ends with a usable plan or a handed-over company setup.
Published client case studies describe real work led and delivered by Ophelin’s founder before Ophelin was established. Clients remain anonymized, and each case study discloses the origin of the work.
Yes. Ophelin is based in Munich. Workshops can be delivered in person, remotely, or in a hybrid format.
No. A recurring process, customer problem, or operational bottleneck is enough. The workshop is designed to compare ideas and select the strongest starting point.
Both. The workshop produces a decision-ready plan. A follow-on AI Setup Sprint can turn one bounded use case into a documented setup for your team.
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Next step
Copy our email address on the contact page and describe the process in a few sentences. We will tell you candidly whether a workshop, a setup, or standard software is the sensible next move.