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Plain answers about putting AI to work in your business: where to start, what it costs, how long it takes and how to choose a setup that fits.
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A ChatGPT workspace is a shared ChatGPT account your company owns and manages. OpenAI offers two: ChatGPT Business for teams of 2 to 200, from $20 per user per month billed annually, and ChatGPT Enterprise for larger or regulated organizations, priced through sales. Here is how they compare and what each takes to set up.
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Yes. Lawyers can use ChatGPT for drafting, summarizing and admin work if a lawyer checks every output and the firm protects client information under the confidentiality rules that apply to it. Use a firm workspace with admin controls instead of personal accounts, and get the view of ethics counsel on client consent before any client information goes in.
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Yes. Accountants and tax preparers can use ChatGPT for drafting, analysis and admin work if a professional checks every number and every output. Use a firm workspace with admin controls instead of personal accounts, and settle how you will meet the Section 7216 consent rules before any tax return information goes in.
ChatGPT for Accountants →Start with the bottleneck that costs you the most, like missed calls, slow replies or repetitive data work. Pick one area for a first project with clear metrics. Most AI projects show a first measurable benefit within 2 to 6 weeks. Common starting points are a ChatGPT Workspace pilot, a Strategic AI Roadmap, Agent-Ready Infrastructure, Voice AI, a website chatbot or the Foundation plan.
Read the full guide →Professional AI automation is not just for large companies. 360 Automation AI's Foundation plan starts at $1,497 per month plus a one-time $3,497 onboarding fee. Standalone projects like a website chatbot and Voice AI cost $2,500 to $7,000 as one-time builds with modest ongoing fees.
Read the full guide →AI success depends more on business shape than industry. High customer interaction, data-rich operations and process-heavy repetitive work are the strongest fit signals. Common fits include home services, retail and e-commerce, professional services, real estate, manufacturing and distribution, healthcare, and financial services and insurance.
Read the full guide →Yes. Chatbots and Voice AI cover customer service on the web and by phone. A trained Custom AI Agent handles data analysis without an analyst on payroll. AI search optimization grows leads by getting your business cited in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. The Foundation plan is the simplest monthly entry point.
Read the full guide →Getting business data ready for AI means fixing four problems before any AI tool reads it: duplicate files, outdated versions, conflicting facts and knowledge that lives only in people's heads. Start with the one job you want AI to do and clean only the data behind it.
Read the full guide →There are two paths. Monthly plans start at $1,497 per month (Foundation) and bundle everything into one flat price. Project services are priced one at a time, for example AI chatbots at $3,000 to $7,000 to build, Voice AI at $2,500 to $6,000 to set up and Agent-Ready Infrastructure at $3,497 to $9,997.
Read the full guide →It depends on the service. AI chatbots and Voice AI take 1 to 3 weeks, Custom MCP Servers 2 to 4 weeks, Agent-Ready Infrastructure 2 to 5 weeks by tier, Local LLM Setup 2 weeks and Business Process Automation 2 to 8 weeks. Data readiness and scope clarity are the biggest variables.
Read the full guide →It depends on the service. Most businesses see a first measurable benefit within 2 to 6 weeks of kickoff. Voice AI usually pays back in 2 to 4 months and a website chatbot in about 2 to 5 months. Business Process Automation payback depends on the hours it saves, and Custom AI Agents results are measured in day 30 and day 90 reports.
Read the full guide →It depends on what you bought. Chatbots, Voice AI and Custom MCP Servers carry a monthly retainer of $250 to $1,200 on top of the build, and process automation maintenance is quoted separately. Custom AI Agents, AI Search Optimization and the monthly plans include maintenance in the monthly fee. Agent-Ready Infrastructure and Local LLM Setup are one-time builds you own.
Read the full guide →No, not when it is managed well. Most systems go live in 1 to 8 weeks, depending on the service, and they roll out gradually so your current process keeps running. Your team spends its time at the start, in discovery interviews, and at handoff, in training. Our team does most of the build.
Read the full guide →Make it easy for AI tools to find and trust you: keep your Google Business Profile and website accurate, claim your business in ChatGPT Business Hub, let AI crawlers read your site, use plain language and ask every recent customer for a review. Then check monthly whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews name you.
Read the full guide →360 Automation AI is a Kansas City AI consultancy that gets businesses named when people ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity or Google AI Overviews for a recommendation. We handle the technical side AI tools read, track how often they mention you, and businesses typically start appearing for their own name in weeks 3 to 6.
Read the full guide →Most AI consultants lead with capability. The better filter is whether they will quantify what a process costs you today and what it should return. This guide gives the five questions to ask before you hire, the four kinds of provider and who each suits, and where 360 Automation AI fits.
Read the full guide →Book a free 30-minute call. We look at what your team needs and tell you honestly what fits.