AI implementation
for companies
that want results.
Certified AI consultant. Fixed scope, fixed price.Your team owns the system after I leave.
Three answers, and the fit check tells you whether to book the intake.
Most companies have enough software. What they need is AI that does the repetitive work and gives the hours back.
One person, from the first call to the handover.
I'm Kim Olsen. I spent 18+ years selling, hiring and leading sales teams before I started Brinvik, so I start with what your business is measured on. You talk to me, and I do the work.
Four ways Brinvik earns its place in your company.
All services →Fixed price. No surprises.
Read the method →Intake
A short call. We decide together whether Brinvik is the right fit before either of us invests a week.
You leave with a yes or a no, and the price of the next step. If it is a no, you owe nothing and you know where to go instead.
Audit
I map how your team works and where Claude earns its keep. You leave with the plan.
You own the assessment either way: a map of how your team works, where Claude pays off first, and a fixed price you can act on or decline.
Design
Prompts, skills, integrations, and the guardrails around them. Written down.
The whole system on paper before anything is built. Prompts, skills, integrations and guardrails, written so your own team can read them.
Deploy
I ship it. HubSpot, Calendly, Notion, Slack, whatever your stack needs.
A working deployment in your own environment and your own tools, tested against the numbers we agreed in Design.
Handoff
Your team owns the system. I document it, train two operators, and leave the keys. Retainer optional, not assumed.
You get two trained operators, the documentation and the keys. Nothing runs through Brinvik unless you choose the retainer.
How many hours go to the repetitive?
An example from your numbers: 4.33 weeks a month and a 40-hour full-time week. The audit finds your real figures.
Where Claude goes first, depending on who is asking.
Your own week, first.
The proposals, follow-ups and status mails you still write yourself, drafted from your own past work. A team that uses AI on real tasks after four weeks, and one fixed price per stage before you say yes.
A pipeline that keeps itself clean.
An agent at the website door that books qualified leads into your CRM and refers the rest. Call notes and follow-ups written while the deal is still warm, and research on every account before the first call.
The repetitive work, off the team's plate.
The recurring knowledge work mapped in one week with a fixed price on removing it. Claude projects and skills built into the tools the team already runs, guardrails written down, two operators trained before the handover.
- The prompts.
- The skills.
- The integrations.
- The documentation.
- Two trained operators.
- Nothing that needs me to run.
Six of the ones I get most.
All questions →From the journal
Four AI agents or one? I built the same quote desk twice
Getting started with Claude in your team: a plan for the first 30 days
Three AI sales agents, one shared memory: 215 corrections fell to 92
Claude Opus 5.5 fast mode: the answer on the call came in 2.7 seconds, not 6.6
Claude's morning brief said "no new deals". Two had been won on Friday afternoon
Claude in Google Sheets can clean up your CRM. Read the merges first
Claude Haiku 5.5 got 9 of 300 enquiries wrong. You can find them all by reading 10
Claude Code mods: a CPR filter that tripped over a Danish letter
Claude wrote the renewals brief. One line from the team lead turned 7 into 12
Claude Sonnet 5.5 can make your agent go quiet. Here's a checker
Claude Sonnet 5.5 vs Opus 5.5: I tested both on the same sales forecast
Claude Tag can now use your own connectors. The whole channel sees the answer
Thirty minutes.
A yes, a no, or a plan.
The intake is free. I tell you whether Claude pays off in your team and what it costs, and if Brinvik is the wrong shop I say so and name a better one. You owe nothing for the half hour.
You pick a slot in Kim's calendar. No form, no callback.
Certified by Anthropic · Fixed price on every stage · Invoiced in DKK