I'm Summi Gambhir. I find where a business leaks time and revenue, build the automations that close the gap, and hand the system over to your team — running, documented and yours. Enterprise operating discipline, sized for a small business.
A large company facing this problem hires consultants, maps its processes and re-engineers them. A small company gets told to buy a subscription and watch a tutorial. Both are trying to solve the same thing; only one gets a method.
I've been on both sides. I spent years designing systems for banks and airlines, then a decade building GlobalLinker into a community of 400,000 small businesses. The gap between how those two worlds get help is the whole reason AIBX exists.
So the work starts with a diagnosis, not a demo. We find where the money is actually going before anyone talks about tools.
An enquiry arrives at 11pm. It gets answered at 10 the next morning — if someone remembers.
Quotes rebuilt from scratch. Follow-ups that depend on a person's memory. This is revenue that was already yours.
The same report, rebuilt in the same spreadsheet, every Monday, forever.
Copying between systems, chasing approvals, re-keying invoices. The work is real. The value it creates is not.
How you price the difficult jobs lives in one person's head. That person is on leave.
Supplier history, exceptions, the reason you said no last time. When knowledge isn't a system, growth is capped by memory.
Three moves, in order. Nothing gets built before the leak is measured, and nothing is finished until your team can run it without me.
We map how work actually flows through your business — not how the org chart says it does — and put an hours-and-money figure against each leak.
We build the two or three systems with the shortest path to payback first — inside the tools you already pay for, tested against real work, in weeks not quarters.
Your team is trained to operate and extend what we built. The accounts, the documentation and the system are yours. No dependency on me by design.
If your team repeats the same job every week, or there's a function you've never built for want of people or time — start with a conversation. Nothing is committed until the opportunity is measured.
A short, direct conversation about what you do and where the repetitive work sits. You'll leave with a straight answer on whether AI is worth your time right now — and one idea you can act on either way.
Calls are by request, not first-come. Send the short form and I'll confirm a slot if your business is a fit — and tell you plainly if it isn't.
The Find stage, on its own. We map your workflows, score every opportunity by payback and effort, and hand you a prioritised plan — what to automate first, what it costs, what it saves. Yours to keep, whether or not we build it.
Build and Hand over. Automations running inside the systems you already use, tested against real work, with your team trained to operate and extend them.
One hour, one workflow, built live on screen. You leave with the thing working — not notes about it. Timed to suit both IST and US hours, and always recorded. The easiest way to see how I work before you spend anything.
“I've watched capable owners work sixty-hour weeks and still feel the business slipping — not for want of ambition, but because the work that pays them is buried under work that doesn't.”
One of the world's largest SMB networks — 400,000 registered businesses connecting, trading and growing digitally.
I co-founded GlobalLinker, now home to one of the largest communities of registered SMBs anywhere — 400,000 of them, across India and beyond. Every day I see the same thing: owners doing brilliant work, held back by admin nobody should still be doing by hand.
Before that I spent years designing digital experiences for large, complex organisations — Citibank, ICICI Bank, Union Bank of the Philippines, E*TRADE, AXA Equitable, Jet Airways, ITC Hotels. That work taught me how enterprises build systems that hold under pressure. AIBX gives small businesses the same advantage at a fraction of the cost.
My rule is simple: if an automation can't be explained to your team in five minutes, or can't point at a number in ninety days, we don't build it.
No theory, no hype — the automation, the prompt, and what it saves. Save the ones you want to build.
Slots are limited because I lead every engagement myself. I read each application personally and reply within two working days — with a recommendation either way, even if working together isn't the right call.
Your application is with me. I'll read it myself and reply within two working days — with a recommendation either way.
In the meantime, the next masterclass is a good place to start.
Applications for this month's assessment slots are open.