AI consulting in Tampa for the work your team repeats.
AI that takes repeated work off your Tampa Bay team.
altr is an AI consulting firm in Tampa, run by founders Alex Britton and Jarred Robidoux. We start with one workflow and your real examples. The system runs the routine work on its own and brings you only what does not add up.
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Most Tampa Bay teams we meet already pay for ChatGPT, Copilot or Claude, and the work still moves by hand. Someone opens a vendor bill, reads it, checks it against a job and types it into QuickBooks. Someone else emails a sub for a W-9, then emails again when the insurance certificate expires. We build the systems that do that work: bills matched to the right job and purchase order (follow one bill through), W-9s and certificates requested, checked and re-requested before they expire, calls taken and written up, and weekly reports drafted from the systems where the numbers already live.
Each one runs in the tools you already use, inside limits you set, and works on its own. Anything that does not match your records comes to you with a note on what looks wrong, and every step is logged. Your team keeps the prompts and documentation. Connecting to your tools is usually a connector, not a migration; see AI agent development.
We work with operations-heavy teams where a named person still carries repeated work and someone can own the system afterward: commercial real estate, nonprofits and ecommerce. A chatbot for your website is not what we do, and we will say so on the first call. If the steps never change and the information arrives clean, a plain automation is cheaper, and that is the work of a workflow automation consultant in Tampa. Some teams start smaller, with a workflow audit or team training.
We are based in Tampa and work on site in St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Wesley Chapel, Lakeland and Orlando, because mapping a workflow goes fastest in the room. Remote work runs the same way over video. Our free Claude workshops for small business owners are held in person in St. Petersburg.
Work you can read in full.
Each engagement we can write about is published as a case study. Browse them all in case studies.
- spARK Labs connector, St. PetersburgA remote MCP server that connects Claude to BossHub, Verkada, Nexudus and Outlook for a nonprofit innovation hub.
- spARK Labs paperworkReceipts become finished expense reports and event forms become review-ready PDFs.
- County records connectorHillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco and Polk property records inside Claude for commercial real estate brokers.
- Slice of Heaven Cakes, TampaWebsite orders and quote requests confirmed on arrival in one dashboard.
- Kara, our intake agentA five-minute AI phone call that took the place of our own discovery calls.
- Fishin PrintsA customer's catch photo becomes a production brief and print-ready artwork, checked before it prints.
What Tampa Bay teams ask first.
Is altr an AI consulting firm in Tampa Bay?
Yes. altr is an AI consulting firm based in Tampa, Florida, founded by Alex Britton and Jarred Robidoux. We work on site across Tampa Bay and remotely everywhere else. We also run team workshops and free Claude workshops for small business owners.
What does an AI consultant in Tampa actually do for a growing team?
An AI consultant in Tampa makes AI reliable inside work you already own. We map one repeated workflow, find where the time actually goes, then either teach your team to handle it or build the part that should not be redone by hand every week.
How is this different from hiring an agency to build a chatbot?
A chatbot is one interface. We build a workflow: defined permissions, limits you set, fallback behavior, logging and an owner. Your team keeps the prompts and documentation, so you do not depend on us to change it.
Where should a Tampa Bay team start with AI?
A call about one process. It produces a decision either way: training, a build, or leaving the process alone. Scope is agreed in writing before work starts.
What should I bring to the first call?
One process your team still does by hand every week: the inputs, the tools, who reviews the output, and where it breaks. Screenshots or sample files are enough.