I built AI systems for the biggest brands in the world. Now I do it for businesses like yours.
I'm Chris Battis, an AI solutions architect. For years I helped teams at Google, The Home Depot, and iHeartMedia get real value out of generative AI. Not toy demos. Systems that had to hold up inside real organizations.
Here's what I learned: most AI failures are not model failures, they're architecture failures. The same discipline that works inside a Fortune 500 works even better at a 30-person company. Less red tape. Faster wins. That is the whole reason PromptSquad exists.
Also: Cushman & Wakefield, HarperCollins, Macmillan, GitLab, VMware, WebMD, Sports Illustrated, Slack
Every lead answered in under a minute.
A lead fills out your form Friday night. Most firms call back Tuesday. Yours replies in seconds, asks your qualifying questions, books the meeting, and hands you a summary. Nothing waits for Monday.
Never lose a table to a missed call.
Friday night rush, the phone rings twice and stops. That reservation just went down the street. This assistant answers every call: reservations, waitlists, hours, allergies, parking. Your staff never stops to grab the phone.
A concierge that never sleeps.
Your front desk answers the same twelve questions all day. Train a concierge on your answers and your voice, and guests get instant replies at midnight on chat, SMS, and email. It even works the upsell: rain tomorrow means it suggests the late checkout.
Fill the calendar. Keep the members.
Two problems eat salons and studios: no-shows and quiet quitters. The booking loop answers, books, and reminds. The retention loop spots the member who has not been in for two weeks and nudges them in your voice. Keeping five members a quarter pays for the whole thing.
Your quotes stop dying in inboxes.
You are not losing jobs on price, you are losing them to silence. Day two it checks in, day five it answers the common objection, day ten it offers to walk the job again. The moment the customer replies, it is back in your hands.
Every review answered within hours.
Most owners are three weeks behind on review responses. This system watches Google, Yelp, and TripAdvisor, drafts replies in your voice, and reads between the lines: three mentions of slow patio service this week is an operations report. You approve from your phone in thirty seconds a day.
A marketing department without the payroll.
You know you should post every day and you post twice a month. This engine turns the photos your staff already takes into the week's captions, the new-arrivals email, and the gift guide. You approve everything from your phone. Your voice, your products, every day.
More billable hours. No later nights.
Your best people answer the same internal questions all day, and first meetings burn thirty minutes collecting basics. Install a knowledge assistant trained on your documents plus an intake agent that gathers everything before the meeting, so the meeting starts at the interesting part.
One 15-minute call
I find the task quietly costing you the most time and money.
One fix, free
A short follow-up call and a single tool prescribed for that exact bottleneck. No pitch.
Go deeper when it pays for itself
The full AI Assessment ($999): 3 to 7 fixes, the exact tools, a four-day quick-win plan, and the ROI on each.
Or hand it to me
The AI Concierge is two working sessions a month where we build the automations alongside your team.
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