Shop AI Walkthrough
Half a day with your team, on site or by video. You leave with a written plan.
- Where your hours go today
- Where AI saves the most time
- What to leave alone
I'm Kyson, a purchasing manager in metal fabrication. I use AI daily on quotes, POs and paperwork, and teach shop teams to do the same. No tech background needed.
Most shops start with a walkthrough. Every job is flat priced.
Half a day with your team, on site or by video. You leave with a written plan.
Your team learns AI on its own quotes, POs and emails, and uses it the same day.
For repeat work, I build a small web app around your process. I call them Trax.
Questions, tweaks and a heads up when a new AI tool is worth your time.
Results early. Nothing built without your OK.
Thirty minutes on where your team loses hours. No pitch.
I map the work and hand you a written plan, priced up front.
Your team learns on its own documents, and I stay on call while it settles in.
Built with AI for a fab shop and used daily. Sample data shown.
The sales quote spreadsheet, rebuilt as a web app. Matched Excel on 192 of 192 prices. Built in under a week.
Every vendor PO becomes price history. A 6:30 AM sweep reads the morning's POs and flags steel price changes.
Which spreadsheet, form or email chain slows your team down? Sometimes the fix is training, sometimes it's a Trax.
If your team can use email and Excel, they can learn this.
I already speak PO, mill cert and freight bill, so we skip the translation.
People learn faster when the example is the job they did this morning.
Private settings, and clear rules on what never goes into a public chatbot.
I time tasks before and after, so you see what you paid for.
Most AI training is built for tech companies.Mine is built for the shop floor.
Seven and a half years at one shop: shipping, then the books, then purchasing.
AI consulting and custom tools for manufacturing. I built QuoteTrax and SteelTrax with Claude Code.
I source the steel, manage vendors and POs, and keep material costs current on every job.
Started in a mix of roles, ran shipping and freight, then kept the books.
Business Administration and Management.
No. If you can use email and Excel, you can learn this. Every session ends with a cheat sheet you keep.
Draft quotes and emails, pull numbers from POs and invoices, compare vendor prices, summarize spec sheets and write procedures. I'll also tell you where not to trust it.
Your team gets private settings and clear rules on what never goes into a public chatbot. Any Trax runs on your own network.
No. Precast, machining, distribution and most manufacturing run on the same spreadsheets and email.
Yes, around Oregon. Everywhere else works well by video.
A flat price, quoted up front. The first call is free.
Tell me what slows your team down. The first call is free, with a straight answer on where AI helps.
info@kyson.works