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Clarify priority Sales outcomes, current reporting pain points, review cadence and management expectations.
ENTERPRISE AI CAPABILITY PROGRAM
Turn recurring Sales and MIS work into structured, refreshable workflows. Participants use AI and Microsoft 365 tools to prepare data, reconcile payments, automate debtor and performance reports, identify exceptions, prioritize follow-up and convert analysis into management-ready communication.
PREVIOUS PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Hands-on enterprise sessions centered on live analysis, facilitator demonstrations and team-based use-case design.
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WHY THIS PROGRAM
Sales and MIS teams often spend recurring effort cleaning bank or ERP files, reconciling customer payments, rebuilding debtor reports, preparing target-versus-achievement views and translating findings into follow-up lists or management decks.
This program shows how AI can help structure those workflows, preserve business rules, surface exceptions and create repeatable outputs while keeping validation and commercial decisions with the responsible team.
CUSTOMIZED FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Before delivery, Ivy maps the client's Sales and MIS process, source-file structures, approved Microsoft 365 environment, customer and product hierarchies, validation requirements, management-reporting formats and human-approval boundaries. Exercises are then configured around the organization's actual or sanitized files and expected outputs.
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CONFIGURED, NEVER OFF-THE-SHELF
Every engagement begins with participant pre-screening and an AI maturity baseline, followed by a working-session review of recurring Sales and MIS processes. The findings determine tool depth, case complexity, source files, business rules, demonstrations and success measures.
Clarify priority Sales outcomes, current reporting pain points, review cadence and management expectations.
Map roles, Excel and Copilot comfort, current AI usage, recurring tasks and practical barriers.
Review bank, ERP, target, debtor and reporting inputs together with current manual steps and validation points.
Select client-relevant files, business rules, reporting dimensions, exceptions, demonstrations and agent use cases.
Agree measurable learning, completion, time-saving, adoption and pilot-readiness targets before delivery.
ERP structure, bank format, customer codes, product hierarchy, ageing logic, target definitions, exception rules, tools, output templates and approval flow.
Source validation, transparent business rules, repeatable refresh logic, human review, protected customer data, measurable outcomes and a path to controlled implementation.
FLAGSHIP OUTLINE
The full-day format uses focused concepts, three connected case studies, guided management reporting, Copilot Agent design and an integrated mini-capstone. It creates working prototypes and repeatable process designs rather than a complete production automation in one day.
Distinguish AI assistance, repeatable automation, agentic workflows and selective autonomous execution. Use the RICF structure to define inputs, business rules, expected outputs, validation checks and exception handling.
Clean and standardize bank statements, extract useful narration information, prepare customer mappings, classify matched or unmatched items, flag duplicates and build validation totals for a repeatable refresh process.
Combine payment and ERP data, map receipts to outstanding amounts, separate TMT and Structural outputs, identify overdue and unadjusted cases, assign follow-up priority and create a management exception list.
Prepare one clean ERP reporting table and use it to generate RGH_TMT targets, target-versus-achievement analysis, dealer-wise and product-wise summaries, variance indicators and management observations.
Interpret completed MIS outputs, separate observation from inference and recommendation, then create an executive summary, a five-slide review structure, an action tracker, follow-up communication and escalation messages.
Design a practical Sales MIS Copilot Agent using approved reports, reporting rules and process instructions. Define users, knowledge sources, calculations, questions, outputs, controls, escalation rules and mandatory human approvals.
Document one end-to-end workflow from source-file preparation through transformation, reporting, exception identification, management summary, action tracking and potential Copilot Agent application. Finish with a 30-day implementation action plan.
SALES + MIS USE-CASE LIBRARY
Activities use approved or sanitized data and keep customer mappings, financial adjustments, credit decisions, ownership assignments and external communication under human control.
Read the raw statement structure, propose cleaning steps, standardize dates and amounts, extract narration details and generate validation checks.
Support customer-code mapping, identify fully or partially matched receipts, surface unadjusted payments and route ambiguous items for review.
Summarize outstanding positions, highlight ageing and high-value cases, detect payments received but not adjusted and prepare review priorities.
Apply approved business rules to classify urgent follow-up, create customer-level action categories and draft recommended internal comments.
Generate separate TMT and Structural debtor outputs from combined source data while validating counts and totals against original files.
Calculate achievement percentage and variance, identify zero or below-target cases and produce management observations around priority gaps.
Produce dealer-wise summaries, top and bottom dealer views, inactive or declining dealer flags and concentration indicators.
Create product-wise summaries and dealer-product matrices, inspect product mix and identify product-performance concerns.
Read approved reports, answer recurring review questions, surface critical exceptions and prepare a consistent weekly management summary.
Convert completed analysis into a one-page briefing, a five-slide review structure and evidence-grounded management communication.
Convert approved observations into owner, deadline and status fields, then prepare internal reminders and escalation drafts for review.
Use approved debtor, dispatch, target and dealer reports with defined instructions, output formats, exception rules and human-approval gates.
FEATURED CORE CASE
Teams move from payment and ERP source files to mapped debtor outputs, exception indicators and a management follow-up list. Validation remains anchored to source totals, and AI-generated recommendations are separated from approved business actions.
Prepare data → Map receipts → Calculate debtors → Flag exceptions → Prioritize action
FEATURED REPORTING CASE
Participants create a clean reporting table, then reuse it for target reporting, achievement analysis, dealer performance, product mix and management observations instead of maintaining separate manual reports.
ERP source → Clean table → Targets → Variance → Dealer + product MIS
AI AUTOMATION ECONOMICS
Sales automation value depends on frequency, manual effort, data quality, exception rates and the control required around financial or customer actions. Teams learn to separate a useful guided prototype from a production workflow that needs integration, monitoring, governance and ownership.
HOW WE DELIVER
The workshop is the first stage of a controlled Sales and MIS automation journey. Each workflow includes input definitions, transformation logic, output requirements, validation checks, manual intervention points and ownership.
OUTCOMES & IMPACT METRICS
Final targets are agreed after pre-screening and workflow baseline review. These percentages are proposed measurement targets, not claims about universal performance.
Improvement between pre- and post-assessments covering prompting, workflow design, responsible use, validation and Copilot Agent concepts.
MEASURE: PRE/POST SCOREParticipants completing the guided bank, debtor, reporting or agent-design activity to the agreed validation standard.
MEASURE: TASK RUBRICEach selected workflow documents source checks, validation totals, exception handling and mandatory human-review points.
MEASURE: CONTROL CHECKLISTParticipants applying at least one approved Sales or MIS prompt, reporting workflow, checklist or Copilot Agent pattern within 30 days.
MEASURE: FOLLOW-UP PULSEEstimated reduction in preparation time for a selected recurring workflow, validated against a baseline before any scale claim.
MEASURE: TIME PER REFRESHA documented workflow with inputs, business rules, outputs, controls, owner, refresh frequency, expected benefit and immediate next action.
MEASURE: 30-DAY ACTION PLANCLIENTS MENTIONING IVY
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Bennett Coleman & Co. Ltd.
“A big thank you to Prateek Agrawal for making the sessions so fun, practical, thought-provoking & easy to connect with real-world HR challenges.VIEW LINKEDIN POST →
MSP Steel
“A big thank you to Mr. Prateek Agrawal for delivering highly practical sessions focused on real business applications of AI. It was great to explore how AI can enhance productivity, automate routine tasks, and support better decision-making.VIEW LINKEDIN POST →
Bennett Coleman & Co. Ltd.
“The AI for HR workshop was less about learning another tool and more about understanding what’s becoming possible.VIEW LINKEDIN POST →
A special thanks to Prateek Agrawal for spending these two days with us and generously sharing his knowledge, perspectives and, quite literally, some serious AI wisdom!
WHAT PARTICIPANTS TAKE BACK
01Sales and MIS prompt templateA reusable RICF structure for recurring data and reporting requirements.
02Bank-statement and reconciliation checklistsCleaning, mapping, duplicate, balance and total-validation controls.
03Debtor-report automation workflowPayment and ERP mapping logic with exception and follow-up templates.
04Performance-analysis prompt setTarget-versus-achievement, dealer-wise and product-wise analysis prompts.
05Management reporting packSummary, report-to-PowerPoint and customer action-tracker templates.
06Copilot Agent design blueprintKnowledge sources, instructions, controls, outputs and human-approval points.
0730-day implementation planOne selected workflow documented with owner, refresh cadence, expected time saving, risks and next action.
FROM WORKSHOP TO CONTROLLED AUTOMATION
Build common workflow language, document recurring tasks and validate a guided prototype using approved files.
Stabilize data inputs, rules, refresh steps, controls and ownership for selected high-frequency Sales and MIS processes.
Deploy approved knowledge and instructions with monitoring, human approvals and periodic review before wider scale.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The program is designed for Sales teams, MIS owners, commercial managers, finance-linked Sales operations and business leaders responsible for recurring reporting, reconciliation and follow-up workflows.
The program is configured around the client's approved AI and Microsoft 365 environment, including Excel and Copilot where available. Exercises can use actual approved files or sanitized equivalents.
No. The workshop creates guided prototypes and repeatable workflow designs. Production automation requires stable inputs, integration, testing, monitoring, governance, ownership and approval controls.
Activities use approved or sanitized data, preserve source-total validation and keep customer mapping, financial adjustment, credit, ownership and external communication decisions under human control.
Participants receive reusable prompts, reconciliation and validation checklists, reporting templates, a Sales MIS Copilot Agent blueprint and a 30-day implementation plan.
DESIGN YOUR PROGRAM
Share your ERP and reporting environment, approved AI tools, recurring MIS outputs, Sales priorities and the workflows you want to simplify.
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