From NZ$2,750 + GST
Half-day from NZ$2,750 · Full-day NZ$4,500 · on-site or virtual · up to 20 staff
A half-day or full-day hands-on workshop for up to 20 staff. Practical, sector-specific AI use cases demonstrated live. Teams leave with a governance framework, an acceptable-use policy, and skills they can apply the following week.
At a glance
Pre-workshop survey
Sent to participants before the session to identify current AI use, specific workflow questions, and any existing tools or policies. Ensures session content is relevant to the team's actual working context.
Facilitated workshop (half-day or full-day)
Delivered on-site or virtually. Covers AI fundamentals, sector-specific use cases demonstrated live, responsible use and client data obligations under the NZ Privacy Act 2020, and hands-on practice with tools relevant to the team's workflows.
Governance framework
A co-created acceptable-use policy framework tailored to the firm's sector, systems, and risk profile. Designed to be adopted immediately — not a template that requires a compliance team to interpret.
Participant workbook and prompt library
Each participant receives a workbook covering key frameworks and a prompt library with 15–20 tested prompts specific to their function (accounting, architecture, legal, or engineering).
30 days email support (full-day only)
Full-day workshop participants receive 30 days of email support to answer follow-up questions, troubleshoot AI tool issues, and refine the governance framework after implementation.
The AI Capability Workshop is designed for professional staff teams — accountants, architects, engineers, lawyers, and their support teams — at NZ professional services firms.
It is the right service for firms where staff are already using AI informally and need structure, governance, and confidence built around that use. It is equally suited to firms that want to introduce AI capability before informal use begins.
The full-day version is MBIE AI Advisory Pilot eligible, meaning eligible firms can access 50% government co-funding up to NZ$15,000 for qualifying engagements.
The first conversation is focused on your firm. Not a sales pitch.