Accounts & Finance
Every payment tracked by hand against the order it belongs to.
With AI: AI keeps the register up to date. Finance checks each payment before it goes.
For Accounts & FinancePractical AI training · Petaling Jaya
For Malaysian business owners and heads of department.
Alan Goh · Solution architect · Founder, ABOD Technology ServicesHRD Corp Train-the-Trainer certified · Trainer ID 64685
Your team brings a real process, like that month-end. The class takes it from problem to a first version running, and teaches the thinking that gets it there.
Matching invoices by hand, every month-end.
Invoices and payments sit in different systems. Every mismatch is found by eye.
What's slow, repeated, or stuck in one person's head, said plainly.
Who does what, what AI does, and who checks it. Often the process changes before any tool is touched.
On your own files, with Alan at the table, until it runs.
Invoices matched automatically. Only the ones that don't match reach a person, and finance checks before anything goes out.
Processes teams have redesigned with Alan: month-end reconciliation · AR and AP matching · recruitment screening · progress-billing letters for property development.
AI does the work it's good at. Your people decide, and check. Your team knows your business. Alan brings the method: turning a problem into a process that AI can run and a person can check, and the habit of thinking that way the next time.
Every level is welcome: classes are kept small, and each person works at their own pace.
The same method works in every department. Here's what it looks like in yours.
Accounts & Finance
Every payment tracked by hand against the order it belongs to.
With AI: AI keeps the register up to date. Finance checks each payment before it goes.
For Accounts & FinanceHR & Admin
CVs read one by one while good candidates wait.
With AI: AI sorts them against your criteria and drafts the replies. HR decides and sends.
For HR & AdminOperations & Delivery
The plan changes, and the people who need to know hear about it late.
With AI: AI flags what moved and drafts the update for everyone affected. Your coordinator checks it and sends it.
For Operations & DeliveryType your company name and see where AI could take work off your team. Free, about two minutes.
Find your starting pointWe look up public information about your company and keep your answers so Alan can follow up.
Which two matter most right now?
And 4 more to choose from in the tool.
Exploring
You'd like to see what AI can do for a business like yours before committing your team.
Free
Thursday 29 October or Friday 6 November, 10am to 12pm, Petaling JayaFriday 6 November, 10am to 12pm, Petaling JayaDates are announced to people who ask.Registration closes Tuesday 3 November.Registration for the 6 November seminar has closed.
Thursday 29 October
Reserve a seatFriday 6 November
Reserve a seatRegistration closes Tuesday 3 November.
Ready to try
A few people are keen, and you'd like them using AI well on real work.
RM1,750 per seat
Next class: Friday 27 November · HRD Corp claimableHRD Corp claimable · Next dates are announced to people who ask.
See the detailsLearning together
One team, different levels. You'd like everyone to start from the same place.
RM10,500 per class
At your premises · up to 12 people · HRD Corp claimable
See the detailsReady to build
Your team already uses AI, and you'd like automations you own and can maintain.
Six months
Quoted
See the detailsNot sure which fits? See where AI could help your business. Find your starting point — about two minutes.
Alan Goh designs how a business runs, then architects the systems that run it: systems worth tens of millions, used by tens of thousands of people, for SMEs, enterprises and government, in Malaysia and abroad. He runs three companies, and his own business runs on AI he built.
“I don't come to AI as an enthusiast. I come as an operator who redesigns how work gets built, measured, and scaled. AI sits at the centre of that redesign.”
HRD Corp Train-the-Trainer certified · Trainer ID 64685
Short, practical ideas, every two weeks.
Your team can learn to do the AI work, build it with a guide alongside, or have it built and then own it. Three questions tell you which way fits each piece of work, and most businesses use all three.
Automation runs whatever version of the task it is given. A quick test tells you whether a task is ready — and getting it ready is usually smaller work than people expect.
When AI gives you a generic answer, it has usually filled the details you left out with its best guess. Telling it the details you care about changes the answer.
Bring one real process. Starting Point shows where to begin, or talk it through with me on WhatsApp.