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AI consultant: ongoing support, month after month, on facts.

You know AI, you come from consulting, development or another trade. Ojja gives you a method, a fictional client to practice on and a tool that reads your clients' tools. You bring the relationship and the judgment.

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What you ask yourself

  • How do I go from a one-off engagement to ongoing support?
  • How do I start without a client portfolio?
  • What do I sell, and at what price?
  • Do I need to be a lawyer?

What Ojja gives you

  1. A public method. The public method, under a CC BY 4.0 license.
  2. A fictional client. A fictional company to practice on and run your demos.
  3. The kit. An engagement letter, a template offer and answers to objections.
  4. Your price. You include Ojja in your offer and you resell at the price you set. Nothing before your first client.
  5. What you sell each month. The month’s note, the AI plan, training the teams, running the committee: Ojja prepares the facts, you do the rest.

If you are changing careers or looking for an assignment

  • The program is open to you, with no entry fee. You start with the fictional client, then with a first readout in a real company: a former employer, a client, a friend.
  • We bill you nothing other than what you rebill, and nothing before your first client.
  • Ojja promises you no income.

No need to be a lawyer

You do not have to be a lawyer: Ojja gives you the facts and the points to review; on a point of law, you invite your client's counsel.

Fictional example

You follow Bellerive, 180 accounts. Each month, Ojja prepares the note; you review it, you send it, and you draw the agenda of the review with its management from it. This time, one decision is waiting: you propose it, Bellerive decides.

What Ojja never does

  • Ojja does not do your job: no consulting, no integration, no training.
  • Ojja does not rank you and does not rate you.
  • Ojja promises you no income.

Ojja does not provide legal advice: it records and documents; how the law applies to your situation is for your counsel to determine.