Set up Claude for your business in 30 minutes: the right plan, the safe settings, and your email connected.
- Which plan you need, and what each can't do
- Gmail and Outlook, step by step
- Three prompts to try today
Set up an AI assistant that drafts your emails, chases quotes and briefs you every morning. My free guide shows you how, step by step. Pop your details in and it opens straight away.
Boiler service, UppermillCame in at 21:40. Reply drafted, ready to send.
Kitchen refit quote, £6,200Sent 7 days ago, no answer. Follow-up drafted.
Van insuranceRenews in 12 days. Two quotes found in your inbox.
I'm based in the North West, near Manchester, and work with businesses across the UK. I run my own businesses with AI every day. My assistant takes care of the admin so I can spend my time on the work that makes money.
Run On AI is how I bring that to other owners. Plain English, no jargon, and every recommendation tied to hours saved or money made.
Set up Claude for your business in 30 minutes: the right plan, the safe settings, and your email connected.
A written course you work through at your own pace, from first prompt to your first assistant running every morning.
I build your assistant, set it up on your phone and computer, and stay on hand while it beds in.
It reads your inbox every morning, drafts the replies, chases what's slipping and reminds you before things lapse. It never sends anything until you've read it.
Sole traders and small crews: builders, sparks, plumbers, landscapers.
Businesses with staff, more than one inbox, and a diary other people use.
30 minutes on how your week runs and where the time goes.
Ten minutes on your apps, prices, and how you write.
I build and install it, then we run the first brief together.
It learns your answers, I tune it, and you decide what it does next.
What the owner asked for, and what the assistant does for him now.
Everything I sell, I use myself first. This is what mine does for me every week.
Today's diary, the emails that need me and what's due, ready before my day starts.
Sorts my email and drafts replies in my voice. Nothing goes until I've read it.
Notes written up, follow-up emails drafted and actions on my list.
Bills and receipts labelled and sent to my printer, so nothing goes missing.
Sends the setup form and follows it up until it's back.
Reads my call notes and the form, and writes the build plan.
Pushes me each piece of the build in the right order and tracks progress, so nothing gets missed.
Reads the reports clients' assistants send in and flags any errors or bugs that need fixing.
Your assistant drafts. You read it and press send.
It runs on your own email and your own AI account. Nothing sits with me.
No jargon, no dashboards to learn. You talk to it like a PA.
Every job it does, my own assistant has done for me first.
Five modules, written step by step, to work through at your own pace. Each one ends with something working in your business. No tech knowledge needed.
What AI can and can't do, and the three tasks to hand over first.
Your prices, customers and tone in one place, so you stop explaining yourself.
Gmail or Outlook, with drafts you check before anything goes.
One real job, written once, running every morning on a schedule.
A review log, the fixes for common mistakes, and when to trust it more.
Anything else? Send me a message and I'll answer it myself.
No. If you can send an email, you can use it. The setup is my job.
No. It drafts; you read and press send. You can give it more freedom later, once you trust it.
Claude. It's what I use myself: it writes like you, follows detailed rules, and connects to your email, calendar and browser.
That's fine. Business Microsoft 365 accounts connect too.
It stays in your own accounts. Your assistant follows clear rules on what it may store, and UK GDPR still applies, which the setup covers.
We'll go through how your week runs and whether a build, the course or the free guide suits you best. The call is £25.
Book a callThe setup guide takes 30 minutes and costs nothing. Most people have their email connected by the end of it.