Nobody can say where it fits
Leadership sees the potential but cannot name the workflows that would move the numbers. Budget gets spread across tools nobody adopts.
A review that ranks use cases by return, not novelty.
AI consulting and engineering · UK and US
We find the work worth handing to AI, train your team to run it, and build the agents that do it. For businesses of 10 to 250 people.
The readiness gap
Ambition is not the bottleneck. Execution is. Four things stop AI leaving the pilot stage. We fix all four.
Source: Office for National Statistics, Artificial intelligence in UK businesses: 2023 to 2026, published 20 July 2026. Figures cover UK businesses with 10 or more employees.
Leadership sees the potential but cannot name the workflows that would move the numbers. Budget gets spread across tools nobody adopts.
A review that ranks use cases by return, not novelty.
The people closest to the repetitive work are the least equipped to spot what AI could take off their plate. Skills stall adoption faster than budget.
Role-based training that turns your staff into the people finding use cases.
Off-the-shelf tools stop at the edge of your process. Anything valuable has to be built against your systems, and there is no AI engineer on the payroll.
We build and integrate it, against the stack you actually have.
A demo that works once is not a system. Without evaluation, monitoring and ownership it quietly degrades, and confidence goes with it.
Production standards from day one, and we can run it long term.
What we do
One engagement, four stages. Most clients start at the review and stay through build. You can enter at any stage and stop at any stage.
We map how work really moves through your business, then rank every use case by what it is worth.
We show individuals how to use LLMs and AI tools to do their actual work faster, then train them on the agents we build together.
Agents that qualify, research, draft, route and act inside your CRM, inbox and docs.
Live systems need an owner. We host, monitor and improve them, or hand the lot over.
Engagement model
A senior AI lead inside your business one to two days a week, owning the roadmap, running the vendors and keeping delivery honest. The function without the six figure hire.
Capabilities
Not chatbots bolted onto a website. Systems that read, decide and act inside the tools you already run on.
An enquiry, invoice, CV or ticket arrives. The agent enriches it, applies your rules, then writes back into the system of record. Humans stay in the loop exactly where you want them.
Inbound answered and qualified around the clock. Outbound follow-up that never forgets.
CRM, inbox, docs, ERP, telephony. We build against what you already pay for.
Every agent scored against a real test set before it touches a customer.
Contracts, SOPs and history turned into a retrieval layer agents can cite.
Quality, cost and latency tracked per workflow. Drift and failures surface to us before they surface to your customers, and model upgrades ship without drama.
AI fluency programme
Skills, not software, is the number one blocker to AI in mid-sized businesses. We work alongside your teams to show individuals how to use LLMs and AI tools to boost their own output, not just how to operate the agents we build. That fluency is what makes adoption stick.
Half-day session for the people signing off budget and risk.
The people who own processes learn to spot and specify the work.
Hands on keyboards, working on their own real tasks with the LLMs and AI tools they already have access to.
We coach two or three people inside the business properly, so someone owns AI when we are not in the room. They join build sessions, review agent behaviour with us and run the internal show-and-tell.
Most teams already have access to powerful AI and barely use it. We sit with individuals in their actual roles, show them how to get real work done faster with LLMs, and build habits that raise output long before any agent is deployed.
Every session leaves written guidance for the role it covered: what to use, what to avoid, worked examples from your own workflows and the escalation path. Good enough to onboard a new starter six months later.
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If the goal is cutting headcount, we are the wrong firm. The businesses that win with AI give the same people more capacity, not fewer colleagues.
How we work
Small senior teams, no layers of account management, and one rule: nothing ships that your team cannot own, question or switch off.
We sit with the people doing the work and map exactly where time, margin and quality leak out.
Your teams get fluent first, so new use cases keep surfacing long after the review work ends.
We ship the highest-return workflow first, integrated and evaluated, then work down the roadmap.
Monitoring, upgrades and new workflows for as long as it is useful. No lock-in, handover on request.
Selected work
A sample of what we have built for mid-sized teams in the UK and US. Business outcomes, not hours saved.
Manual prospect research replaced by an agent that builds account briefs, scores fit against the ideal customer profile and drafts the first outreach for a human to send. Built straight onto the existing CRM.
OutcomeMultiple new contracts signed since launch.
Automated regression triage and release notes inside an existing engineering workflow.
OutcomeMore features shipped per sprint, same team size.
Structured screening and shortlisting against role criteria, with reasoning a human can audit.
OutcomeRoles filled weeks faster, better-matched shortlists.
Inbound calls answered, qualified and routed around the clock, with transcripts written back into the CRM.
OutcomeNo missed enquiries outside office hours.

brep ran AI training across our executive and C-suite teams and the shift was immediate. People left the room spotting use cases in their own workflows instead of asking what AI might one day do for us. It changed how we think about operating the group.
Before you book
Worth thirty seconds now rather than thirty minutes on a call.
✓ Book the call if
You run a business between 10 and 250 people with real revenue.
You know AI should be doing something here and want it ranked properly.
You have someone internal who can own it for an hour a week.
You would rather build capability in your team than rent a tool forever.
✕ Skip it if
You want the lowest bid rather than a roadmap you can act on.
You want a prototype for a pitch deck rather than a working system.
The goal is cutting headcount.
Nobody internally has capacity to be involved at all.
How we are set up
brep runs as a senior practice: strategy, enablement, engineering and operations, each with its own standards and its own owner. UK based, working with clients across the UK and US, with specialists brought in where an engagement needs them.
Operating reviews, opportunity ranking and business cases. Where AI pays, and in what order.
Leadership, manager and frontline tracks, champion programmes and the playbooks that outlast us.
Agents, integrations and evaluation harnesses built to production standards inside your stack.
Monitoring, model updates and workflow changes once systems are live and carrying real work.
Who leads the work
Founder · Strategy and enablement
Mike leads strategy and enablement. He works with leadership teams to turn a vague sense that AI matters into a ranked plan with numbers attached, then stays close to delivery so the roadmap and the build never drift apart.
Founder · Engineering and operations
Steve leads engineering and operations. He sets the standard every build is held to: integrated properly, evaluated before launch, observable once live, and maintained long after the first release.
Senior only
No junior bench, no handover after the sale
UK and US
Based in the UK, working with SMEs on both sides of the Atlantic
Partner network
Specialists added per engagement, held to our standards
Questions
If yours is not here, email info@brep.ai and you will get a straight answer.
No. We only work with teams of 10 to 250. Enterprise consultancies price for organisations with an in-house data team. We work with businesses where the ops director is also the AI sponsor.
An AI Operating Review. Two to three weeks, then a ranked list of use cases with cost, effort and return against each one. The roadmap is yours whether you build with us or not.
We train them before we automate anything around them. People map their own week and choose what to hand over. Adoption fails when it is done to a team rather than with them.
No. Most clients start with messy systems and no AI experience. We build against the stack you have and handle the engineering.
The AI Operating Review takes two to three weeks. A first agent is typically live two to four weeks after that, longer only where an integration needs access we do not control. You get dated milestones in the proposal, not a range.
We can run it: hosting, monitoring, evaluations, model upgrades and new workflows. Or we hand over the code and playbooks and step back. Both are fine.
Yes. Code, prompts, evaluations and documentation, all yours.
Not the brief we take. We target the repetitive work that stops your team doing what you hired them for. If the goal is cutting headcount, we are the wrong firm.
Start here
Thirty minutes, no deck. We will tell you where we would start, and whether it is worth doing at all.