AI Consulting · Zurich

AI consulting Zurich: technology that works for you

We help companies use artificial intelligence where it creates real value: AI strategy, workflow automation and the integration of intelligent tools, so you use the technology, not the other way around. Pragmatic, measurable and revDSG-compliant.

AI with value, not hype

There is a lot of noise and little clarity around AI. We separate the possible from the worthwhile and start where AI genuinely saves time or cost in your company. Not technology for its own sake, but results you feel in day-to-day operations.

Our services

AI strategy

We analyse your processes and develop a prioritised roadmap: where AI applies, in what order and with what expected benefit.

Workflow automation

Recurring, manual processes get automated, from document processing to customer enquiries and internal routine tasks.

Tool integration

We integrate language models and AI tools meaningfully into your existing systems, so instead of isolated gimmicks you get usable working aids.

  • A quick pilot that makes the benefit visible before larger investment
  • Training and support for your team so the solution lands in everyday work
  • Data protection and Swiss compliance considered from the start

AI consulting for SMEs in Zurich

For most SMEs, AI does not start with a big strategy. It starts with one visible problem: an inbox nobody manages to sort properly anymore, a knowledge base nobody can find anything in, or a task that eats the same manual hours every week. That is where we start, rather than with a company-wide AI strategy nobody asked for yet.

Typical first projects for an SME in Zurich are automating a single workflow, for example pre-qualifying enquiries or generating quotes from templates, choosing the right AI tools for your existing systems, or building a searchable internal knowledge base so staff find answers themselves instead of asking around. We think about data protection from day one: wherever personal data is processed, we make sure it rests on a clean revDSG basis rather than checking that as an afterthought.

How an AI project runs

It starts with the free initial conversation: we listen to which processes cost time today and assess where AI can realistically help. From that comes a short analysis of your starting point: what data already exists, which systems are involved, and which use case offers the biggest, quickest visible benefit. Daniel Giebelhaus does this analysis personally.

Next comes a tightly bounded pilot project: a single use case, tested with a small group before it is extended. If the pilot shows the expected value, rollout follows into further areas, together with training for your team so the solution lands in everyday work instead of staying on paper.

What does AI consulting cost?

There is no list price, because the effort depends heavily on the use case. We work project-based with a fixed price, as a monthly retainer for ongoing support, or time-based by effort. The initial conversation is always free and no-obligation, and the actual proposal follows only afterwards.

What really drives the price of an AI project and how to recognise a credible proposal is covered in detail in the article What does AI consulting for SMEs cost?

AI in regulated industries: financial services and insurance

Banks, insurers and other supervised institutions face additional guardrails around AI. FINMA regulates in a technology-neutral way: existing requirements on governance, risk management and outsourcing also apply once a task is newly taken over by an AI system. On top of that comes the revDSG, wherever personal data is processed, for example in customer communication.

Sensible first use cases often sit in underwriting and customer service, where clearly bounded tasks tie up a lot of manual time, while the decision with legal weight stays with a person. More on the regulatory guardrails and concrete use cases is in the article AI consulting for financial services and insurers.

AI for your visibility too

AI changes not only internal processes but also how customers find you. With GEO and AEO we make sure AI answer engines like ChatGPT know and name your company.

Free consultation. Together we look at where AI creates the greatest, realistic value in your company and sketch the first steps. Free and no-obligation.

Further reading

AI and data protection (revDSG)

What Swiss companies should consider when using AI tools.

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revDSG and GDPR

When each law applies and where the differences actually show.

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revDSG checklist for websites

Privacy policy, consent, tracking and forms under control.

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AI strategy in 5 steps

From status quo to a plan and a programme.

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AI in SMEs

5 use cases that pay off immediately.

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Get found in ChatGPT

Three levers so AI names your business.

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Frequently asked questions

Who benefits from AI consulting?+
SMEs, startups and enterprises that want to use AI for concrete results rather than hype, such as faster processes, better customer service or relieved teams. We start where the benefit is greatest and the effort is reasonable.
What does AI consulting cost?+
It depends on scope. We work project-based, on retainer or time-based. The initial consultation is free and no-obligation, after which you receive a transparent proposal with a clear link to business value.
Which AI tools do you use?+
We are tool-agnostic and choose by task: from language models like ChatGPT and Claude to automation platforms and custom integrations into your existing systems. What matters is the benefit, not the individual tool.
How do I get started with AI in my company?+
With a short analysis of your processes and the question of where AI realistically saves time or cost. From that comes a prioritised roadmap, often with a quick pilot that makes the benefit visible before larger investment.
What about data protection and Swiss compliance?+
Data protection is part of every recommendation. We watch for revDSG and GDPR compliance, suitable data locations and clear rules on which data may go into which tools. AI must fit the Swiss legal framework, not the other way around.
How does an AI project run in practice, from the first call to rollout?+
First a short analysis in the initial conversation, then a tightly bounded pilot tested with a small group. If the pilot shows the expected value, rollout follows into further areas, together with training for your team.
What is a typical first AI project for an SME?+
Often automating a single workflow, such as pre-qualifying enquiries, choosing the right tools for existing systems, or a searchable internal knowledge base. Start small and prove the value before investing further.
Is AI consulting suitable for financial services and insurance too?+
Yes, with additional guardrails. FINMA regulates in a technology-neutral way, existing requirements on governance and risk management also apply to AI, and the revDSG applies whenever personal data is processed. Sensible first use cases often sit in underwriting and customer service.

AI that genuinely helps your business.

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