Claude training for business teams, built around your real work

Many teams use more than one. Claude tends to suit long documents, careful writing and detailed instructions; Copilot suits teams living in Microsoft 365. We help you decide which tasks belong where, and the method we teach works in both.

A Skill packages instructions and files for a repeated task so Claude handles it the same way each time. In the session each person or team builds one around a real task, such as call prep or a meeting follow-up, and learns how to keep it current.

A team or enterprise plan on company accounts, so Projects can be shared and the commercial terms apply. If you are still deciding, we cover the differences before the session; we do not sell licenses.

On commercial plans Anthropic’s commercial terms apply; we check the current version with you. Then we agree on what never goes in, what needs a check first, and what is fine, and write it down for the team.

Some tools can be connected, depending on your plan and what your admin allows. We show what a connection lets Claude read, and we start with the smallest scope that does the job.

Yes, at the level of workflows a non-technical team can own: Projects, Skills and connected tools with a human approval step. A custom software build is a separate project.

A working Claude setup for at least one of their own tasks, saved as a Project or Skill so a colleague can run it, and a short checklist of what to verify before the output is used.

It depends on how many people attend, the format and how much preparation your workflows need, so each team gets its own quote. Use the short form at the bottom of this page: your name, email, headcount and, if you have one, a budget range. Jack replies by email with a recommended format and a written price. Nothing is agreed until you confirm it in writing.

Yes. Onsite sessions run at your office anywhere in the metroplex: Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Richardson, Frisco, McKinney, Irving, Arlington and the cities between. Elsewhere in Texas is available on request, with travel quoted separately. Live online sessions work for teams anywhere in the U.S.

It is agreed in the quote. Every format is hands-on, so Jack needs to see each person’s work; larger groups are split into two sessions or run as a full day with department blocks.

Either. Sessions run in whichever language the room works in, and the materials come in both.

No. The outcome is a working workflow on a task each person already does, plus a checklist for checking the output. Two weeks after a program ends, Jack checks which workflows were kept, changed or stopped.