Diagnose.
Walk through one real task. Look at the inputs, tools, handoffs, and human decisions. Find where the work goes sideways.
- Define the business outcome
- Identify the failure points
- Separate symptoms from causes
PRACTICAL AI REPAIR FOR YOUR BUSINESS
The demo was great. The day-to-day? A different story. Get help turning unreliable AI and tangled automations into something your business can actually use.
UnEff my AIStart with the problem. Keep what works.
01 / FIND THE FRICTION
You don’t need the technical diagnosis yet. Pick the problem that sounds most familiar.
THE OUTPUT PROBLEM
Plausible answers can still create extra work. Start by checking the source material, instructions, and the standard the output needs to meet.
What would a correct result look like, and how would you check it?
These are starting points for a conversation, not a diagnosis of your system.
02 / A PRACTICAL WAY FORWARD
The useful question is simple: what needs to work better for your people and your business?
Walk through one real task. Look at the inputs, tools, handoffs, and human decisions. Find where the work goes sideways.
Choose the smallest useful change. That might mean better instructions, cleaner information, a repaired connection, or a simpler process.
A fix needs a home in the business. Set clear ownership, sensible human checks, and a way to see when something stops working.
03 / THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE FIX
UnEff My AI is an initiative from Fletter Consulting Group, founded by Paul Fletter.
FCG brings together business strategy, AI education, and hands-on solutions. The starting point here is the work you need done, the people doing it, and the tools you already have.
Sometimes the answer is better AI. Sometimes it’s a clearer process, a simpler automation, or a decision about what a person should keep doing.
Meet Fletter Consulting Group04 / START WITH ONE THING
What was your AI supposed to do? What happens instead? That’s enough to start a useful conversation.
solutions@fletterconsulting.comPrefer to talk? Call (312) 493-2151
By appointment. Based in Chicagoland, working remotely.
A FEW FAIR QUESTIONS
Not necessarily. The first step is understanding what is useful, what is failing, and why. Repairing or simplifying the current setup may make more sense than replacing it.
No. Start with the business task and the problem you experience. You don’t need to identify a model, integration, or technical cause before getting in touch.
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That’s a useful finding. A simpler workflow, conventional automation, or a human decision may be the better solution. The business outcome comes first.