Most AI workshops are slideware.
People sit, watch, and forget. My workshop runs on your real tasks, so the team is building usable AI prompts and workflows during the session, not taking notes.
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AI workshops in Bangkok, run on your real work.
I run hands-on AI workshops in Bangkok for teams and founders. We do not sit through slides. Your people work on the exact tasks that eat their week, leads, email, support, reports, content, and walk out using AI on the job the same day, with a saved setup that stays.
01 . buyer pain
where Thai SMEs lose time.
The team is curious but stuck.
Everyone has opened ChatGPT once and quit. I show the exact patterns that turn it into a reliable work tool for each role, with the person doing it themselves.
Nothing survives after the room empties.
A workshop with no artifact is wasted budget. Your team leaves with a saved prompt library, role templates, and a short runbook so the skill sticks without me.
02 . package
What the AI workshop covers.
Real-task mapping
We list the tasks your team does most and turn those into the workshop material, so practice maps directly to the job.
Live build, not a demo
Your people build prompts and small workflows on their own real work while I guide the patterns, so they learn by doing.
Prompt library and templates
We save the prompts that work into a shared library and role templates, so the team starts from proven, not blank.
Runbook and guardrails
You leave with a runbook and clear rules on where a human still checks before anything reaches a customer.
03 . method
one broken workflow first.
Map the workflow.
I start with the exact workflow that wastes time today: leads, customer support, invoices, bookings, reporting, approvals, or spreadsheet work. The output is a simple flow with owners, tools, data, and failure points.
Fix the website and handoff.
If the website is part of the flow, I fix the page, form, tracking, CRM handoff, WhatsApp handoff, and follow-up path before adding AI. Conversion comes before automation.
Add AI where it saves time.
AI gets added to the work where it can draft, classify, summarize, route, answer, or prepare decisions. The human stays in control at the point where trust, money, or customer risk matters.
Ship with a runbook.
The finished system includes the page or tool, the AI prompts, the integrations, the logging, the handover guide, and the first measurement loop so the business can see if it worked.
04 . proof
built for conversion and operations.
Piexels is a Brussels-founded, Bangkok-resident dev studio. The offer is built for founders and SME operators who want senior execution without a slow agency layer.
Typical builds use Next.js, Supabase, forms, CRM, Stripe, Xero, Shopify, LINE, WhatsApp, Google Workspace, Claude, and practical workflow automation.
Every page is built to make the next action obvious: email, WhatsApp, form, booking, dashboard review, customer handoff, or internal approval.
05 . faq
questions before the call.
Who runs the workshop?
I do. I am a Brussels-founded, Bangkok-resident developer who builds and ships real AI and web work for founders and SMEs, so the workshop is run by the person who actually builds these systems, not a reseller.
Is it a lecture or hands-on?
Hands-on. I teach what the team needs, but most of the time is your people working AI on their own real tasks, so they leave using it for real work.
Who should be in the room?
The people who do the daily work: marketing, sales, support, ops, admin. If they can write an email, they can do this.
Do you run it in Bangkok time?
Yes. I am Bangkok-resident and work in UTC+7. The workshop language is English, with Thai-facing customer flows handled where the work needs them.
How do we book?
Use the WhatsApp button or the form on this page, tell me your team size and the tasks you want covered, and I will reply with the right next step.
Book an AI workshop your team actually uses.
No slides, no theory dump. Your team trains on its own real tasks and walks out with a prompt library, role templates, and a runbook, so the skill stays in the company.