Siesta AI
Siesta AI Academy
Everything you need to roll AI out, use it every day and run it well. Written for the four people involved in every deployment: the leader, the user, the admin and the person with the good idea nobody has built yet.
Talk to usFor users
For everyone who opens Siesta AI every morning. The habits, the shortcuts and the small setups that turn it from a chat box into the way you work.
Personal productivity
Dictation, quick actions, screen recording, search across everything you have ever touched. The daily loop that saves the first hour, before anything is rolled out to the rest of the company.
OpenPersonal memory
Notes, meetings, files and links kept in one place your assistant can actually read. What to put in, what to leave out and how to ask questions of six months of your own work.
OpenPersonal agents
Your own executive assistant: inbox triage, meeting prep, follow-ups and the recurring report you rewrite every Monday. How to set one up and how to hand it more over time.
OpenPrompting
Context first, task second, format last. Practical patterns for long documents, structured output and getting the same answer twice, with the mistakes that quietly produce confident nonsense.
OpenEveryday workflows
The repeatable jobs worth automating first: reports, summaries, handovers, data pulled from one system into another. Build the first one in an afternoon and share it with your team.
OpenFor admins
For the people who own the platform. Accounts, permissions, governance, integrations and the settings you want right before the second hundred users arrive.
User management
Organizations, teams and workspaces. Inviting people, single sign-on, onboarding waves and what happens to someone's work when they leave the company.
OpenPermissions
Roles, sharing rules and who can see which knowledge, agent and connection. The model in plain language, plus the defaults we recommend for a first rollout.
OpenGovernance
Policies, approvals, audit trails and model choice. How to keep AI inside the rules your legal and compliance teams already wrote, without turning every request into a ticket.
OpenUsage analytics
Who uses what, which agents earn their keep, where the cost goes and which department has quietly gone quiet. The numbers to bring to the quarterly review.
OpenIntegrations
Connecting SharePoint, Google Drive, CRM, ERP, ticketing and mail. What each connection reads, how permissions carry over and how to keep sync predictable.
OpenSecurity
Data residency, encryption, retention, isolation and what never leaves your tenant. Written so you can hand it straight to the person doing your security review.
OpenDeployment best practices
Cloud, private cloud or on-premises, and what changes in each. Environments, model routing, backups and the checks to run before you open the doors to everyone.
OpenStrategy
For leaders rolling AI out across the company. How to sequence it, who to put in front of it and how to tell a real use case from an expensive demo.
AI rollout roadmap
The sequence that works: one department, one job that already hurts, measurable output in weeks. What to do in the first 30, 60 and 90 days, and what to deliberately leave until later.
OpenAdoption strategy
Licences are not adoption. How to get from a handful of enthusiasts to daily use across the company: onboarding waves, internal comms, training formats and the metrics that tell you it stuck.
OpenAI champions
Every successful rollout has three or four people who make it happen. How to pick them, what to give them, how much of their week it really takes and how to keep the momentum after the launch call.
OpenFinding high-value use cases
A simple filter: how often does the job run, how many hours does it eat, how measurable is the output and how much of it is reading. Score your candidates before you build anything.
OpenFrom pilot to advanced solutions
What changes when you go from a chat pilot to agents and workflows running unattended: data access, approvals, error handling, ownership and the internal case that gets the budget signed.
OpenCommunity
The part we cannot write alone. Tell us what works, what does not and what you need next, and meet the other people running the same rollout.
Leave a review
If Siesta AI changed how your team works, say so where other people can read it. Two minutes on the platform of your choice, and it genuinely helps a small European company.
OpenSuggest an idea
Got something we should be building, or a use case you cannot solve yet? Book 30 minutes with the team and talk it through. A lot of what is on the roadmap today started exactly like that.
OpenEvents and webinars
Live sessions on rollouts, agents and what shipped this month, plus the occasional workshop. Everything is on our Luma page, so subscribe there and you will know when the next one is on.
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