For portfolio, investment, and roadmap
use-cases, priorities, investment decisions and roadmap.
Free course with exercises
ChatGPT Expert
From AI use case to measurable business value
Select, design, and manage AI workflows for a business or team, with measurable value, controlled integrations, and human accountability.
Version 4.3 improves the knowledge checks and guided exercises. Revised questions start unanswered. Your existing notes, ratings and lesson completion marks are retained; revisit the changed exercises too. The core route uses a free ChatGPT account, with a manual alternative when a feature is unavailable or a usage limit is reached.
Your progress0 of 48 lessons
For whom?
For business owners, SMEs and AI project leads
You master the professional basics and now want to connect AI to processes, systems, and business decisions. The course does not require programming knowledge, but it does require ownership of value, risk, or execution.
For market, marketing and sales
market insight, marketing, sales and customer value.
For integrations and automation
processes, integrations, automation and exceptions.
For risk, roles and responsible expansion
privacy, rights, roles, evaluation and responsible expansion.
Learning path
From use-case to manageable pilot
Work in order and apply each chapter assignment to one chosen business process. This way, the course develops into a complete pilot dossier.
Chapter 16 lessons
AI strategy: from opportunity to portfolio
You don't choose the most striking demo, but the use cases that match strategy, capacity, and risk appetite.
- Building an AI opportunity map
- Selecting use cases based on impact, speed, and complexity
- From assumption to business case
- and 3 more lessons
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Chapter 26 lessons
Risk, data, and solution choice
You choose the working method and model only after data, error impact, rights, and operational requirements are clear.
- Privacy, copyright, confidentiality, and hallucinations
- Classify data before use
- Model choice per task
- and 3 more lessons
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Chapter 36 lessons
Prompt and evaluation systems for production
You build a system that can be versioned, with contracts, tests, exceptions and recovery, rather than a magical superprompt.
- Roles, context, goal, criteria, limitations and format
- Output contracts and schemas
- Limit tool and action instructions
- and 3 more lessons
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Chapter 46 lessons
Market, Competition, and Customer Research
You accelerate research without mixing source quality, method, and interpretation.
- A business research brief
- Building a market map
- Competitor research with evidence
- and 3 more lessons
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Chapter 56 lessons
Marketing and sales as a controlled workflow
You connect positioning, personalization, and experiments to consent, evidence, and brand consistency.
- Positioning and value proposition
- Designing a content operation
- Sales emails, quotes, scripts, and follow-up flows
- and 3 more lessons
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Chapter 66 lessons
Integrations and operational automation
You only connect AI to systems after processes, data, and exceptions are manageable.
- The process before automation
- Connect calendar, email, CRM and spreadsheets
- Choosing automation levels
- and 3 more lessons
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Chapter 76 lessons
Data, finance and performance measurement
You link AI activity to business results without treating correlation, false precision, or incomplete costs as evidence.
- A KPI tree from goal to signal
- Interpreting spreadsheets and validating insights
- Financial scenarios without mistaking them for advice
- and 3 more lessons
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Chapter 86 lessons
Governance, team adoption, and scale
You make responsible use workable with clear roles, training, supplier control, and a rhythm for improvement.
- A workable AI policy
- Roles and a light governance cycle
- Training on tasks and mistakes
- and 3 more lessons
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This is how you work with the course
Select, pilot, decide
- SelectChoose a use case with an owner and baseline measurement.
- DesignLimit data, integrations, and actions.
- PilotMeasure value, quality, and guardrails.
- DecideStop, redesign or scale on evidence.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions about this course
Are the Finaudax courses free?
Yes. All three courses are free to access and do not require a course account.
Which level should I choose?
Start with Beginner for the basics, Advanced for professional workflows and Expert for business implementation, integrations and governance.
Where is my progress stored?
Progress, quiz status and notes stay only in the browser on the device you use.