Applied AI · How I use it in business

AI your team keeps usingafter the first week.

A lot of the AI installed in businesses stops being used soon, because it does not know the real information, nobody is clear on what it can do and nobody knows what it did. I connect it to the systems you already use, give it limits and keep a log of everything it does.

A task handled and checked by a person

Where I use it

I put AI where someone today loses time or sales.

  • In your storeAn assistant that answers your customers with your real catalog and orders. It recommends products, builds the cart and checks shipping at any hour.How Daniela works
  • For your teamAssistants connected to Shopify, Odoo, your customer list (CRM) and your ads. They answer in seconds what today takes you half an hour searching across five tabs.How I do it in your business
  • To decideIt gathers the numbers you have scattered across several tools and tells you what to check first this week, and where each figure came from.
  • To build softwareI use assistants that write code on their own (coding agents), but with rules. First I define what they should do, then I review what they did and everything gets documented.I do it with MADRE

My rules

Four rules so that the AI keeps being used.

  1. 01I start with what weighs on you most

    A task somebody does by hand every day and hates, or a sale lost because nobody answered in time.

  2. 02It works with your real information

    Your catalog, your orders, your customer list. If the AI does not know them it makes up answers, and AI that makes things up stops being used within a week.

  3. 03Everything can be checked and undone

    Everything it does is logged and can be reverted. Nothing happens without you knowing.

  4. 04You make the calls that matter

    Each person sees only what they should see. Sensitive decisions are still made by someone on your team.

Where would AI help your business?

Tell me what repeats in your day or where sales slip away. I reply within one business day with where I would start.