North Group

Operating briefs

Each brief hands one real weekly job to Claude. Pick your industry, read the page, and the brief comes to you. No course, no call booking, no drip sequence.

Restaurants
The Monday report builds itself
The weekly numbers report, rebuilt by hand every period out of systems that do not talk to each other, handed to Claude instead.
Real estate
The month end report builds itself
The month end portfolio report, rebuilt by hand out of an accounting export, a rent roll and a spreadsheet that disagree about what NOI includes, handed to Claude instead.
Development
The project report builds itself
The project status and cost to complete, rebuilt by hand every cycle out of a cost export, a draw package and a spreadsheet that disagree, handed to Claude instead.
Contracting
Which jobs are drifting, while you can still act
Job cost against budget, rebuilt by hand every few weeks and landing after the trade has packed up, handed to Claude instead.
Finance
The board deck writes itself
The monthly board deck, rebuilt by hand out of a close export, a budget file and last month's deck that disagree about what EBITDA includes, handed to Claude instead.
Human resources
A year of exits, read together
A year of exit interviews, filed one at a time and never read side by side, handed to Claude to read as a set before the pattern in them goes unnoticed again.
Retail managers
The weekly recap, in ten minutes
The weekly recap a store manager writes upward on a Sunday night from memory, handed instead to whichever AI assistant they already have, platform agnostic.
Professional development
An AI that makes you think first
An AI that makes you think first: eight questions about your working year, your own read before it offers one, and the gap between the two as the finding.
Government relations
The government watchlist, checked without you
A watchlist of the pages where government announces what it is about to do, checked on a schedule by whichever AI assistant you already have, silent until something matches.
Professional development
Ten minutes finds where AI fits your job
Ten minutes of the assistant interviewing you about the week you actually had, then a ranked list of where AI fits your job.
Leadership teams
The weekly AI audit, person by person
A fifteen minute weekly audit of what each person handed to AI, what came back and what it cost, run inside the team meeting you already hold, with a prompt that asks the questions and scores each week.
Professional development
Rehearse the conversation before you have it
Twenty minutes of the assistant playing the person you have to talk to, arguing back the way they would, until your opening line holds.
Copilot
The thing you do by hand, handed to Copilot
The chat window interviews you about what you did by hand this week, then writes the prompt with you and runs it on a file you upload.
Copilot
Find the story first, then make the slides
It interviews you about the room before it opens your spreadsheet, asks why the numbers moved rather than guessing, and hands back the sentence under each slide.
Renewals
The price looked the same, so nobody read it
Give it this year's contract and last year's. It finds what moved in the definitions, exclusions, limits and dates, and writes the questions to ask before you sign.

More industries coming. Questions: cole@northgroup.ai