Copilot training, NIS2, AI Act and GDPR audits, and AI agent implementations — from the first conversation to a working system in your team's hands.
I design and implement AI solutions built on Microsoft Copilot, Microsoft Foundry and the Power Platform — from the first concept to a working system in your team's hands. I work with companies that want AI to do something concrete, not just look good in a slide deck.
Companies running on Microsoft 365 and Azure that have one specific process to speed up — handling tickets, preparing quotes, analysing documents — not a general need to "adopt AI".
I analyse the process you point me at, build an agent or automation in Copilot Studio, Power Automate or Microsoft Foundry, and connect it to the data and systems your company already uses.
A working system in your team's hands, not a slide. The chosen process takes less time, and the team knows how to run and extend it on its own.
I break the chosen process down into steps and the data your company already has.
An agent or automation in Copilot Studio, Power Automate or Microsoft Foundry.
Going live in production and handing it over to the team so they can develop it further.
Who it's for: teams just starting out with AI. What you'll learn: to write effective prompts, summarise documents and emails, and analyse data in Excel and Word without extra tools.
Who it's for: teams that want to hand AI a whole task, not a single step. What you'll learn: to assign Copilot Cowork multi-step work on Microsoft 365 files and data — from gathering material to a finished result — and to control costs (consumption-based billing).
Who it's for: departments that want to take over repetitive tasks — handling tickets, answering customer questions. What you'll learn: to build your own conversational agent without writing code, from the first scenario to a team rollout.
Who it's for: people responsible for a specific business process. What you'll learn: to create a specialised AI agent tailored to that process and connect it to company data.
Who it's for: teams that repeat the same steps across applications. What you'll learn: to build flows that move data, send notifications and trigger AI agents in the background — without writing code.
Who it's for: technical teams. What you'll learn: to build, test and deploy your own AI solutions on the Microsoft Foundry platform, including model choice and cost control.
Who it's for: teams that want an agent working in the background without being asked. What you'll learn: to run and supervise Microsoft Scout — an autonomous agent that keeps track of things in Teams, Outlook and Microsoft 365 files and acts on them. Frontier program — feature in preview.
A check of whether your company meets the requirements of the NIS2 directive — risk management, incident reporting, supply chain security. The audit covers a review of documentation and processes. Outcome: a report with a list of gaps and a prioritised action plan.
An assessment of whether the AI systems used in your company fall within the requirements of the EU AI Act — risk classification and the obligations that follow from your role as provider or deployer of a system. Outcome: a classification of every AI system in the company and a list of actions needed for compliance.
An audit of personal data processing for GDPR compliance, with particular attention to AI systems — whether data reaches the model and whether it should. Outcome: a report with findings and recommendations, ready to present to the board or your DPO.
A tool for building AI agents on Microsoft Foundry and Power Automate — without configuring infrastructure from scratch. In the works: sign up and you'll be among the first to get access.
Demo — 3 choices, a ready-made agent workflow. No AI model involved.
Generating the workflow
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My name is Andrzej Bereźnicki. I help companies bring AI into their everyday work — from the first Copilot training sessions, through compliance audits, to custom tools built on Microsoft Foundry. I'm not a large consulting firm with a layer of intermediaries — from the first conversation to the rollout you talk directly to me. I work in the Microsoft ecosystem every day, so I know what can actually be done in Copilot and Azure and what is just vendor marketing — and I say so plainly when AI isn't the right solution to a given problem.
Recent projects. I leave out client names for confidentiality — I describe the industry, scale and scope of work.
Scope: setting up Copilot Studio and Microsoft Foundry environments and training teams on Copilot Chat, Copilot Studio and Microsoft Foundry.
Outcome: ready-to-use environments and a trained team that develops further solutions on its own.
Scope: deploying chatbots, marketing-support agents and agents for working with documentation.
Outcome: repetitive marketing and documentation tasks handled by agents, maintained by the in-house team.
Scope: agents monitoring the production process, an agent handling the customer helpline and an agent supporting sales.
Outcome: production monitoring, customer service and sales supported by agents connected to company data.
Scope: onboarding training across all Microsoft AI environments — from Copilot Chat to Microsoft Foundry.
Outcome: staff ready to use Microsoft AI tools in their everyday work.
I prepare every quote individually after a first, no-obligation call. The cost depends on the scope of the process, the number of people and what the company already has in place — which is why I don't publish a fixed price list.
I give timelines together with the quote, after the first call — once I know the scope. Training is usually a matter of days; an implementation takes from a few weeks upwards, depending on how complex the process is.
No. To start, all you need is a first call. Which licences a specific solution needs is something we work out at the quote stage — and we pick them so you don't pay for anything you won't use.
The full course — stages, dates and deliverables — is set out in the proposal you get after the first call. We start with an analysis of the chosen process and finish with a working solution handed over to the team.
Remotely. The whole engagement — from the first call, through workshops, to the rollout — takes place online.
Yes. Billing is done on the basis of a VAT invoice.
Tell me what it's about — an implementation, training or an audit. I'll reply by email to arrange a call.
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