For small businesses, agencies and consultants

Be ready when a client asks how you use AI.

Write down the AI tools, data and processes you run on, and get the next three things to put in order.

Watch the orchestrator work — try it, no sign-up

Try it in 4 steps — 0 of 4 done

  1. Next: Pick an industry and a pillar, or type your own
  2. Press Run orchestrator, or step through it
  3. Click the gap you would close first
  4. Tick off an item on the 90-day checklist
Your next three — orchestratorDONE
  1. Step 1, done:Read intake
  2. Step 2, done:Gap summary
  3. Step 3, done:Draft
  4. Step 4, done:90-day checklist

Industry

Team size

Priority pillar

Existing documents

Answers update the output as you click. In the output, pick the gap to close first and tick off checklist items.

1 · Intake
Industry: Marketing agencyTeam size: 2–10 peoplePriority pillar: AI GovernanceExisting documents: Some docs, many gaps
2 · Gap summary

Close first: No list of the AI tools the team uses.

3 · AI usage policy draftDraft

This is a draft starting point. Review and adapt before use. Not legal, financial, or compliance advice.

1. Approved tools: listed in the AI tool register
2. New tools: ask the approver before first use
3. Information rules: only what the task needs
4. Review: every six months and when a tool is added
4 · 90-day checklist0 of 4 done

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Sample run with prewritten text — no AI call, and nothing you click is sent anywhere. A real run writes from your own answers, one priority pillar per run. Every output is a draft starting point, not legal, financial or compliance advice. How the orchestrator works →
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Four problems we help you put in order

  • AI governance

    Write down which AI tools your business uses, what data goes into them, and a usage policy draft your people can follow.

  • Workflow automation

    Turn the processes that live in one person’s head into written SOP drafts, with steps and owners, before you automate anything.

  • Data analytics

    Organize the few numbers you actually use into a simple reporting plan, and count site visits without tracking cookies.

  • Data privacy

    Document what customer and employee data you hold, where it lives, which vendors touch it, and how long you keep it.

Step 2 · One pillar at a time

The four pillars the orchestrator works across

Open each pillar in turn to see what it produces. In Data Analytics, watch privacy analytics count a visit without cookies.

Live sandbox — click around, it's synthetic data
SOP GeneratorSANDBOX

1 · Pick a workflow

2 · Steps — click a step to change its owner

Owners are roles, not names — click any step to cycle.

Client onboarding SOPDraft
Steps & owners
Send welcome email — Operations
Create accounts & access — IT
Schedule kickoff call — Manager
Assign first task — Support
A working draft you keep and edit — not legal advice or a compliance determination.

In an orchestrator run, Workflow Automation drafts an SOP like this one, with steps, owners and hand-offs. See the orchestrator ↑

The cost of winging it

What are undocumented processes costing you?

5 people
4 hours/week
$45 /hour

Illustrative annual estimate

$46,800

5 people × 4 hours/week × $45/hour × 52 weeks

An illustrative estimate from your inputs — not a quote, a promise of savings, or financial advice.

Start bringing it down

Step 3 · How you start

List your AI tools today. Build the rest at launch.

  1. Today · 10 min

    List your AI tools

    Free, no account. See which tools touch client data and where the gaps are.

    Start the free list →
  2. Same day

    Get your next three by email

    Your result and the three things to put in order first, sent when you ask for them.

    Get your next three →
  3. At launch

    Build your business profile

    Answer once. Get a linked AI tool register, AI usage policy, data map, SOPs and checklists.

    Join the waitlist for it →

Your first week on a paid plan · opening in stages

  1. Day 2

    Count your traffic without cookies

    One script tag. Visits counted, not people tracked.

  2. Day 3

    Publish your first SOP draft

    Steps captured, owners assigned: roles, not names.

  3. Day 7

    Adapt your AI policy draft

    A labeled starting draft you keep, never a compliance guarantee.

Step 4 · Why you can trust it

Your data stays yours.

  • No tracking cookiesNothing is stored on your device. We count visits, not people.
  • No raw IPs storedYour IP address is used in memory only and never saved to our database.
  • Drafts you keepEvery draft is yours to edit, copy and download.
Read exactly how it works →

What it does — and what it doesn't, on purpose.

What it does

  • Measures your site traffic — no tracking cookies
  • Drafts SOPs, policies, and checklists you keep and edit
  • Documents your data practices in plain language
  • Gives you a documented snapshot to start from

What it doesn't — on purpose

  • It doesn't rate or rank you
  • It doesn't certify compliance or make legal determinations
  • It gets you organized — it doesn't replace your lawyer

Step 5 · Early access

Early access: opening in stages

Join the waitlist and we'll email you when your spot opens. Templates are available today.

Essentials

One owner getting the business written down

Price announced at launch

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Pro

A small business keeping it written down and current

Price announced at launch

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Consultant

Consultants and agencies serving several clients

Price announced at launch

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The free tools stay free, with no account. Plan details and templates are on the pricing page.

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Common questions

What is TechEd Analyst?

A tools-first platform that helps small businesses, agencies and consultants write down the AI tools, data and processes they run on, and shows the next three things to put in order. Today that means free tools and ready-made templates; the business profile and Pro open in stages.

Who is TechEd Analyst for?

Small business owners, agency operators and independent consultants who use AI tools, want their workflows written down, or are being asked by clients how they handle data and AI, and who need practical starting points, not textbooks.

Is this legal or compliance advice?

No. Everything on TechEd Analyst, from the free tools to the templates and drafts, is operational guidance only. None of it determines whether your business complies with any law or regulation. For legal, compliance or regulatory questions, consult a licensed attorney in your state.

What does the AI tool list do?

You list the AI tools your business uses and what information goes into each one. It takes about 10 minutes, needs no account and shows where the gaps are. If you ask, we email you the result and the next three things to put in order.

When can I sign up?

Sign-up and Pro are opening in stages. Join the waitlist and we will email you when your spot opens. The AI tool list, the calculators and the templates are available now.

Be ready before the next client asks.

List your AI tools in about 10 minutes, with no account. Join the waitlist for the business profile and Pro.