Dario Maats / Den Helder

AI automation in Den Helder

Den Helder runs on its port: the navy, offshore, maritime engineering and the suppliers around them. These companies handle lots of requests, certificates, work orders and a planning that keeps changing. Exactly the work I automate.

What I see at companies in Den Helder

At maritime and offshore companies a lot arrives with urgency: a ship that is early or late, a part that has to go out today, an inspection that must be right. The effort is not in the trade itself, but in everything around it: passing on emails, finding documents, reshuffling the planning.

What I can automate

• Email automation: requests recognised and with the right person, urgent ones first.
• Document processing with AI: certificates, work orders and packing slips read and filed.
• Planning automation: moving along when a ship or job shifts.
• Web design: a site of its own for companies with a dated website.

More per sector: maritime and offshore, construction and installation and transport and logistics.

Visiting in Den Helder

I like to visit in person, at the office, in the workshop or on the quay. First see how the work really runs, then a proposal.

How does it start?

With a conversation, at your premises or on the phone. I listen to where the work gets stuck. Then I make an example with your own emails and documents, so you can see how it works before you decide anything. No trial period and no thick report.

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