AI consultant in Nice · SMEs and groups

I measure where your business loses time and money, then you decide on your own figures, with a firm price.

I look at what is costing you: an online shop that's too slow, tenders put together by hand, figures scattered everywhere, evenings of data entry. The first call, 30 minutes, is free. I then hand you, in writing, the scope and the firm price of the project, valid for 60 days. If there's nothing worth fixing, I'll tell you.

Free · 30 min · You leave with an order of magnitude

Here, AI replaces no one. It gives time back to the professionals who lack it.

How many hours go up in smoke every week?

An order of magnitude, based on your own estimates. The project's baseline measurement checks it against your tools and your figures.

Admin 2 selected
4 h
3 h
2 h
Tracking & figures 1 selected
2 h
1 h
Sales & content 0 selected
2 h
2 h
Refine in euros
45 €/h

9 h/wk

≈ 13 evenings a monthOrder of magnitude, checked at the start of the project

Talk about these 9 h: free scoping call

Five problems I measure, then fix.

For each one: what I do, what is measured, and what I can show you.

Online shop

“My online shop is slow, I'm losing sales at the basket.”

I measure the pages that carry your revenue: home, category, product page, basket, checkout. Then I fix them, one change at a time, with the rollback ready.

What is measured: Every fix is measured before and after, in production. Whatever gains nothing is removed.

On a shop in production, in August 2026: basket response time −39%, checkout funnel −34%, home page with a basket from 1.022 s to 0.130 s.

And then: the till stock kept in line with the shop, competitor prices checked as often as you choose, order emails rewritten, security checked every night.

See the detail: online shop

Public tenders

“I answer tenders by hand, and I let some slip by.”

Every morning, the tenders that concern you, scored against the contracts you have already won. For each file, the list of requirements with their page, and what your bid is missing.

What is measured: A 200-page tender file read in under a minute, every requirement with its page.

392 requirements identified in a 201-page public tender file, in under 20 seconds. One morning's watch across the Alpes-Maritimes and the Var: 2,338 notices read, 218 in scope, 6 to handle first.

See the detail: public tenders

Management reporting

“My figures are spread across five tools, I'm steering blind.”

I connect your tools (sales, bank, till, website, advertising) to a single dashboard, refreshed every night. Every week, you receive a report written in plain language: what has moved, what needs a decision.

What is measured: Every Monday, one single report, every figure checked.

I have run my own companies with this cockpit, every day, since July 2026. On my e-commerce business, the management report was checked at 99.6% (267 out of 268).

See the detail: management reporting

Management software

“My management software knows what has been done, never what is due.”

I read your software's database from a copy that nothing can modify. Every Monday, customer by customer: the next invoice, the visit due, the missed visit, the interrupted billing.

What is measured: From the first check, the list of what is due and never invoiced, in euros.

The query is always shown. No data leaves your server. Go-live is validated on 30 to 50 questions whose answers you already know.

See the detail: management software

Tools that don't talk to each other

“My programs don't talk to each other, I retype everything by hand.”

The same information typed into the email, then the spreadsheet, then the software. I connect your tools so it is entered only once. If an off-the-shelf tool already does what you're looking for, I tell you which one and I connect it to the rest.

What is measured: Hours of retyping counted before, counted after.

On my e-commerce business: 400 products put online every month with no data entry, and the till stock kept in line with the shop.

See the detail: tools that don't talk to each other

Your chore is probably on this list.

Twelve situations found in almost every business. Recognise yours: opposite it, what I do.

  • The chore

    Your online shop crawls at the moment of payment. The customer abandons the basket.

    What I do

    I measure every page of the purchase journey, then fix one change at a time. Every gain is measured in production.

    See the detail: online shop
  • The chore

    Stock, competitor prices, product pages: everything is kept up by hand, and a one-off item sells twice.

    What I do

    Till stock and website stock are aligned every night, prices checked as often as you choose, product pages created in bulk from your file.

    See the detail: online shop
  • The chore

    Tenders get read in the evening, by hand. One requirement slips past you, and the bid is rejected.

    What I do

    Every requirement is identified with its page and checked against what you already have. You know what is missing before you start.

    See the detail: public tenders
  • The chore

    Your supplier file comes back rejected on form: a document undated, unsigned.

    What I do

    Every document is reread the way the assessor will read it, before submission.

    Discuss it on the scoping call
  • The chore

    Till, bank, invoicing: three different truths. The dashboard is a Sunday evening spent exporting by hand.

    What I do

    A cockpit connects to your tools, reconciles the figures and sends you Monday morning's report.

    See the detail: management reporting
  • The chore

    Your management software knows what has been done. It doesn't tell you what is still to be invoiced.

    What I do

    Every Monday, the list of what is due, overdue or never invoiced, customer by customer.

    See the detail: management software
  • The chore

    Your technicians spend hours on the road between two jobs.

    What I do

    I put the visits due on a map and suggest which ones to add to existing rounds. Travel time is measured before and after.

    Discuss it on the scoping call
  • The chore

    The same information copied from email to spreadsheet, from spreadsheet to software. Hours lost, and typos with them.

    What I do

    Your tools talk to each other. Entered once, the data flows everywhere.

    See the detail: tools that don't talk to each other
  • The chore

    Invoices sit unpaid, quotes go unanswered. The follow-up always comes after today's emergency.

    What I do

    Often, an off-the-shelf tool already does it. I tell you which one, and I connect it to your other tools.

    See the detail: tools that don't talk to each other
  • The chore

    The phone rings out when your hands are full.

    What I do

    Here too, tools exist. I help you choose, then I connect the tool to your calendar and your customer records.

    Discuss it on the scoping call
  • The chore

    A customer looks you up on Google or asks ChatGPT. They land on a competitor.

    What I do

    I look at what search engines and AI tools say about you, with screenshots, then I bring your information back into line.

    See the detail: visibility in AI answers
  • The chore

    Everyone on the team uses ChatGPT their own way, with your documents.

    What I do

    One approved tool, a usage charter, hands-on training for each role.

    Discuss it on the scoping call

You stay in control: the system prepares, you approve anything that commits the business.

Your problem isn't on the list?

Tell me about it: 30 minutes, free. We look for the solution together, and if I don't have it, I'll tell you.

Book my free scoping call

How the price is set.

The scoping call, 30 minutes, is free. I then hand you, in writing, the scope and the firm price of the project, valid for 60 days. The baseline measurement is part of the project: it is never billed separately. Then you decide, on your own figures.

What I do, and how the price is set →

What already runs, with the figures

No invented testimonials: three facts, which I show you in a meeting on my own screens.

My own e-commerce

Nearly 100,000 visitors a month

400 new products put online every month without manual data entry, and a watch on a major retailer's prices that has run every week for more than a year. It is my own testing ground.

Estate agency

59% of traffic from Google within 3 months

A website built for an agency, where listings publish themselves, launched in 4 weeks. Organic search brought 59% of the traffic from the first three months.

Data audit

38% of revenue, never targeted

For an online retailer, going through the full order history revealed a segment of business customers with a basket 3 times larger, which nobody was working on.

Alexandre Cornu, founder of AlphaCor

Behind AlphaCor, one person: me.

Alexandre Cornu, founder.

Advertising for a grocery giant at Carrefour, a data agency on the consulting side, then two e-commerce ventures launched on the ground. Start-up, small business, SME or large group: I've seen the same problems from the inside, at every size, and I adapt the solution to yours. Since 2023, I've been installing AI at small businesses, SMEs and tradespeople. Seriously, not as a demo. From the first call to delivery, I'm the one who costs it, installs it, and stays accountable for the result.

Who I am, in detail

30 minutes to cost out what AI can give you back.

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"What if AI can't do anything for me?"

I'll tell you in 10 minutes, and we leave it there. The scoping call exists to situate what's recoverable at your business: if there's nothing serious to recover, you leave with that answer, free of charge.

"What budget should I plan for?"

No project price is published, because every project depends on your tools. The scoping call is free, and the firm price of the project is handed to you in writing, valid for 60 days. Then you decide, on your own figures, and if there's nothing worth fixing, I'll tell you. For several companies, the scope is priced on the scoping call. The Pilot is an optional monthly plan, cancellable with 30 days' notice; its price is handed to you with the price of the project.

"Will AI replace someone at my company?"

No. I don't install AI to replace anyone: it gives time back to the people already in post. Repetitive tasks go to the systems, your team keeps what calls for judgement and trade skill.