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AI agents for small businesses compared: Claude Cowork, ChatGPT Work and Microsoft Copilot Cowork
Verdict: You want an AI agent to take repeat office jobs off your desk, but the three big ones differ in price and control. Most Swiss teams of 3 to 50 people should start with Claude Cowork on a Tea…
Copilot in Outlook vs Gemini in Gmail for customer replies
Verdict: Use the one that matches the email system you already have. Neither is worth switching for. Outlook teams get a saved tone setting but pay CHF 17 extra per user per month. Gmail teams get dr…
Business AI assistants compared: ChatGPT Business, Claude Team, Gemini and Microsoft 365 Copilot
Verdict: If you pay for Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, run your first three wins on the AI included there: it costs nothing extra. Buy ChatGPT Business or Claude Team (about CHF 17 per user a mon…
AI note-takers compared: tl;dv, Fireflies and Otter
Verdict: If your meetings run on Zoom, or on a mix of Zoom, Meet and Teams, try tl;dv first: it stores data in the EU, doesn’t train AI on your recordings and handles German, French and Italian. Otte…
Gemini in Google Workspace
Verdict: If your team already works in Gmail and Google Docs on Business Standard or higher, use it: you already pay for it. It’s no reason to leave Microsoft 365. New features often reach English ac…
Google Business Profile: the free listing AI search reads first, and the Gemini tools that keep it current
Verdict: If customers find you locally, this is the one listing to keep perfect, and it costs nothing. Connect it to Gemini on a free account: Gemini drafts your review replies and posts, sets holida…
Canva AI (Magic Studio): worth it for social posts?
Verdict: Worth CHF 128 a year if someone on your team posts every week: design, resizing and scheduling happen in one place. If you post only a few times a month, the free plan is enough, but it can’…
Proton Lumo: the Geneva-built AI assistant that keeps no chat logs
Verdict: Use Lumo for the confidential work you’d rather not put into a US tool: a contract you’re negotiating, a supplier dispute, a client’s figures. Proton keeps no logs and can’t read your chat h…
Infomaniak Euria: a Swiss-hosted AI assistant for client data you keep out of US tools
Verdict: If client emails and documents must not leave Switzerland, draft them in Euria. It runs only in Infomaniak’s Swiss data centres, costs from CHF 1.76 per user a month in kSuite, and handles t…
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