You know AI could help your business.

Most AI consultants give you advice and a report. We do the work: we look at how your business actually runs, find the tasks AI can take off your plate, and then build those workflows inside your business, using your real tools and data. When we're done, you have a working system and a team that knows how to run it.

Small businesses whose owners know AI could help but don't have time to make it happen. Our first focus is independent retail, because that's the world Braiden works in every day, but we work with other small businesses too.

The best fits are the repetitive tasks that eat your week: keeping your CRM and follow-ups on track, building schedules, turning invoices into product listings, bookkeeping workflows, P&L analysis, and drafting content and store signage. Braiden has built and run workflows like these in a retail business he operates. If a task follows the same steps every time, there's a good chance AI can take most of it off your plate.

ChatGPT is a great tool, but it starts as a blank box. You still have to figure out what to ask, connect it to the rest of your business, and remember to use it every day. We build AI into the way your business already runs, so it becomes part of the routine instead of one more thing on your list.

No, and that's the whole point. You shouldn't have to become an AI expert to get the benefit. We handle the setup, then train you and your team on the parts you'll use day to day, in plain language.

Yes. We work with a small number of clients at a time so Braiden can do the implementation himself. You're not handed off to someone else after the first call.

It depends on what your business already runs on, because the goal is to make your current setup work harder, not to start over. We'll recommend specific tools after we've looked at how you actually work.

It depends on the task. Process work, like scheduling, invoices or follow-ups, starts saving you time as soon as it's running. Marketing and other growth work takes longer to show results, because it depends on how your customers respond.

The assessment is free. Implementing your first system is a fixed project fee, typically $1,500–$5,000 depending on scope, agreed upfront so there are no surprises. Ongoing support is optional after that.

We're based in Utah, and right now our focus is small businesses in the Salt Lake and Utah County area. Most of what we build can be set up remotely, so if you're outside Utah, reach out anyway.

Book a call using the button on this page, or email Braiden at braiden@dayandnight-ops.com. We'll look at your actual workflows and tools and tell you honestly whether there's something worth building.