Corporate AI training · Onsite & live online

Based in Bengaluru · delivering across India

16 live hours · No traditional coding

Automation for Business Users — No-Code AI Workflows That Run While You Work

Stop copying data and chasing routine approvals by hand. Learn to map a workflow, build it visually, test failure paths and keep a human decision where the process needs one.

Duration
16 live hours
Core pattern
Trigger, conditions, actions and review
Audience
Operations, HR, finance and marketing
Coding
No traditional programming required
Course overview

What is the No-Code AI Automation course?

Automation for Business Users is 16 hours of instructor-led, no-code AI automation training for non-developers. Participants map repetitive work as triggers, conditions, actions, exceptions and approvals; build flows in Microsoft Power Automate or an agreed alternative; and add AI classification, extraction or drafting only where it is safe and useful. Tool choice and hands-on access depend on the organisation’s licences, connectors, permissions and approved AI provider.

Is this the right course for you or your team?

Who it is for

  • Operations and administrative teams
  • HR and L&D professionals
  • Finance and reporting teams
  • Marketing, sales and customer-support operations

Situations it fits

  • People copy the same data between systems
  • Approvals live in email chains with no clear status
  • Scheduled reports depend on one person
  • AI drafts are being added without review, logging or fallback

Prerequisites

  • Comfort using email, forms and spreadsheets
  • No traditional programming required
  • Suitable accounts and connector permissions for hands-on work
  • Use neutral data unless the organisation approves otherwise
Automate the routine, preserve judgement

The workflows this course helps teams redesign

Participants learn to distinguish deterministic process steps from decisions that still require a person.

  • “Copying data between tools”

    The same information is re-entered, delayed and occasionally mistyped.

    What you practise

    Trigger a flow from an approved event, validate fields and update the destination with a logged outcome.

  • “Routing an approval”

    Requests disappear in email and nobody knows who owns the next step.

    What you practise

    Create an approval state, named approver, timeout, reminder and escalation route.

  • “Producing a recurring summary”

    A person assembles and formats the same report every week.

    What you practise

    Schedule data collection and template generation, then retain human review before distribution.

  • “Classifying or drafting with AI”

    Generated content is accepted without confidence thresholds or fallback.

    What you practise

    Add explicit review, low-confidence handling, logging and a manual path.

Learning outcomes

What participants will be able to do

Practise the skills below through course exercises, then check the results and explain how you would apply them to your work.

  1. Map a workflow

    Document trigger, inputs, rules, actions, exceptions, approvals, owner and outcome.

  2. Select an appropriate platform

    Choose Power Automate or an agreed alternative based on existing systems, permissions and complexity.

  3. Build a cloud flow

    Configure triggers, actions, conditions, loops and approvals in a visual workflow.

  4. Handle failure paths

    Add validation, retries, timeouts, alerts, fallback and support ownership.

  5. Add AI conditionally

    Use approved AI for classification, extraction, summarisation or drafting with human review.

  6. Test and hand over

    Run normal, boundary and failure cases; document access, monitoring and change ownership.

Role-based use cases

How each team applies it to real work

Exercises are selected according to participant tools and permissions. Each flow has a named owner and a manual fallback.

  • HR & L&D

    Manual workflow
    Collect onboarding data and chase acknowledgements.
    Automation pattern
    Form submission triggers validation, document creation, task assignment and reminders.
    Control check
    Personal-data access, missing information, approval and deletion rules.
    Result
    A tracked onboarding workflow with an exception queue.
  • Operations

    Manual workflow
    Route service or incident requests by email.
    Automation pattern
    Extract fields, classify the request and create the appropriate task or notification.
    Control check
    Misclassification, priority override and escalation for high-impact cases.
    Result
    A monitored intake process with a manual fallback.
  • Finance

    Manual workflow
    Collect expense or purchase requests and obtain approval.
    Automation pattern
    Validate fields, route by threshold, record the decision and notify the requester.
    Control check
    Approval authority, duplicate requests, audit record and segregation of duties.
    Result
    A visible approval process—not an automated financial decision.
  • Marketing & sales

    Manual workflow
    Move qualified form leads into follow-up workflows.
    Automation pattern
    Validate, enrich, route and draft a first response using an approved template.
    Control check
    Consent, duplicate records, qualification logic and human approval of sensitive outreach.
    Result
    A logged lead-routing flow with clear ownership.
Automation platforms

Use the platform that fits the systems you already operate

The standard route centres on Power Automate for Microsoft environments. Zapier and AI actions are added when access and business context support them.

  • Microsoft Power Automate

    by Microsoft

    Visual cloud flows for Microsoft 365 and connected business services.

    • Event and scheduled triggers
    • Conditions, actions and approvals
    • Monitoring and error paths
    Used in
    Core workflow and approval labs.
    What to verify
    Connector availability, premium features, environment policy and permissions vary by tenant.
  • Zapier

    by Zapier

    Optional — confirmed before delivery

    Cross-application automation for supported SaaS tools.

    • Trigger-action workflows
    • Filters and data formatting
    • Multi-step cross-app flows
    Used in
    Used when it matches the cohort or client toolset.
    What to verify
    Plan limits and app permissions affect available steps; filters are not available on every plan.
  • Approved AI provider

    by Client-selected provider

    Optional — provider, data boundary and cost agreed before delivery

    Optional classification, extraction, summarisation or drafting inside a flow.

    • Classifying text
    • Extracting structured fields
    • Drafting a reviewable response
    Used in
    AI-assisted workflow only when an approved account is available.
    What to verify
    Do not send confidential data to an unapproved service; define review and fallback for uncertain output.

Power Automate often fits Microsoft 365 workflows; Zapier may suit cross-SaaS flows. The right choice depends on systems, connectors, policy, permissions and ownership.

16 hours · 16 live hours

Detailed curriculum

4 modules, each pairing short instruction with guided practice. Sequence and examples can be adjusted after the training-needs discussion; the core outcomes stay the same.

  1. Module 13 hours

    Automation thinking and workflow mapping

    • Automatable steps versus human judgement
    • Triggers, conditions, actions, exceptions and outcomes
    • Priority, value, risk and ownership
    Practical activity

    Map and prioritise several recurring workflows.

  2. Module 25 hours

    Power Automate foundations

    • Event, scheduled and manually triggered cloud flows
    • Microsoft 365 connectors and approvals
    • Conditions, loops, variables and expressions
    Practical activity

    Build a form-to-record flow and an approval workflow.

  3. Module 34 hours

    Cross-app flows and reliability

    • Zapier or agreed alternative
    • Filters, formatting and multi-step logic
    • Validation, retries, timeouts and monitoring
    Practical activity

    Build and test a workflow across multiple approved applications.

  4. Module 44 hours

    AI actions and capstone

    • Classification, extraction, summarisation and drafting
    • Confidence, review and manual fallback
    • Access, logs, handover and change ownership
    Practical activity

    Deliver a role-relevant workflow with test cases and operating notes.

Need a learning plan around your goals?

Share your experience, stack and goals. The proposal sets out the suitable modules.

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Hands-on practice

Exercises and practical outputs

Participants build from a workflow map and test both the happy path and what happens when data or systems fail.

How every module runs

  1. Map

    Make the current process, decision points and owner visible.

  2. Build

    Create the smallest useful visual workflow.

  3. Break

    Test missing fields, duplicate events, rejected approvals and unavailable services.

  4. Operate

    Document monitoring, support, access and manual fallback.

Exercises use realistic examples with no sensitive data. What participants make in the workshop is for practice and review, and anything they keep is their own working material.

Automation controls

A workflow needs an owner when nobody is watching it run

The course treats permissions, failure handling and human approval as part of the build.

Check the product’s current documentation and your company’s data rules before you use these methods at work.

  1. Least access required

    Use service accounts and connector permissions appropriate to the task; do not give a flow broad access for convenience.

  2. Human approval where consequences matter

    Keep a named person in the loop for financial, employment, customer, legal or other consequential decisions.

  3. Visible failure paths

    Add validation, retries, alerts, exception queues and a manual route rather than allowing silent failure.

  4. Logs and change ownership

    Record runs, errors and important decisions, and name who reviews and updates the workflow when systems change.

Delivery and customisation

How the course is tailored and delivered

We shape private training around how far along you are with AI, your approved tools, who decides what, the roles involved and the projects already under way.

From first conversation to evaluation

  1. Agree the decision

    Agree what your people must decide, design or put in place after the programme.

  2. See where you are now

    Look at roles, tools, policies, data limits and any AI or automation work already running.

  3. Pick the examples

    Choose realistic examples that are useful without exposing restricted information.

  4. Agree the handover

    Confirm the document, its owner, who reviews it and the next check-in after training.

Delivery formats

  • Public live-online cohort

    Best for: Individuals joining a published batch with people from other companies

    Live Zoom sessions, with notes, assignments, lab guides and three months of recordings on the Technovids LMS.

  • Private corporate programme

    Best for: Teams that want examples from their own company and a shared piece of work

    Live online or at your office. Scope, group size, materials, support and price are confirmed in writing.

Delivery modes

  • Live online

    Trainer-led sessions with group work, shared documents and live review.

  • Onsite

    Private training at your office, with the same exercises and review.

Course specification

Course details at a glance

The published course parameters on one page. Final scope, dates and fees are confirmed in the written proposal.

No-Code AI Automation — specification
CourseNo-Code AI Automation
Duration16 live hours; platform choice and capstone scope are confirmed before delivery
AudienceOperations, HR, finance, marketing, sales and administrative teams
PrerequisiteNo traditional programming; comfort with everyday business applications
Core platformPower Automate or another platform agreed for the cohort
EquipmentParticipant laptop and approved application accounts
OutputTested workflow, failure paths and operating notes
Trainers

Who may deliver this programme

We choose a trainer whose subject knowledge and teaching experience suit your group and the agreed scope.

  • Pankaj Rana

    Co-founder & Lead Instructor, Technovids Consulting

    Pankaj is a co-founder and the lead instructor at Technovids Consulting. His programme work spans practical AI adoption, AI engineering, evaluation, responsible production AI, data analytics and corporate learning design, with an emphasis on hands-on exercises connected to workplace tasks.

    Expertise:

    • Practical AI adoption
    • Prompting and evaluation
    • Responsible AI
    • Corporate learning design
  • Junaid Khateeb

    AI & Machine Learning Trainer, Strategist and Consultant

    Junaid is an AI and machine-learning trainer, strategist and consultant with more than 22 years of training experience. His work combines enterprise AI education, business-centred adoption, responsible AI practices and applied solution design, helping professional audiences connect AI concepts to real organisational needs.

    M.E. in Computer Engineering, specialising in Artificial Intelligence · author of programming books on Python, Java and C++

    Expertise:

    • Enterprise AI and ML training
    • AI strategy and adoption
    • Responsible AI
    • Applied AI solution design
  • Pradeep Varadarajan

    Technical Trainer & Curriculum Architect

    Pradeep is a technical trainer and curriculum architect with more than 20 years of experience across enterprise technology, cloud infrastructure and advanced AI systems. He designs practitioner-focused programmes, labs and assessments covering AI, LLM systems, Python and machine learning, translating complex technical subjects into structured learning experiences.

    Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering · instructor-led, virtual and blended delivery

    Expertise:

    • AI and LLM systems
    • Curriculum architecture
    • Python and machine learning
    • Hands-on lab design

The trainer for your sessions is confirmed with the dates or in the written proposal.

To book a trainer for your team, call +91 86183 46384 or email [email protected].

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Course FAQs

Common questions before planning this course

Answers about the course as published. Your written proposal records any changes we agree, how it is delivered and the price.

Are public cohorts available for No-Code AI Automation?

Public batches run live online when dates are published. An enquiry records your interest. Your place is confirmed only when Technovids sends the batch schedule and enrolment terms in writing.

What does a public cohort include?

The Technovids LMS gives you notes, assignments, lab guides and recordings for three months after the batch. Live sessions run on Zoom.

Is a certificate included?

Learners who meet the completion requirements get a Technovids certificate with a unique ID you can check on the Technovids website. It is not a vendor certification.

What equipment or accounts do participants need?

Bring a suitable laptop and the accounts named in the batch details. Tool subscriptions, usage charges and paid API use are not included unless we say so in writing.

Do I need coding experience?

No traditional programming is required. Participants do need to think precisely about rules, data, exceptions and ownership. More complex integrations may still require technical support.

Which automation platform is taught?

The platform is named in the cohort information or corporate proposal. Power Automate is the standard route for Microsoft-centred environments; Zapier, Make or another approved platform can be selected when it better fits the systems involved.

Will every participant activate a live company workflow?

Not automatically. Public cohorts use neutral practice environments. Private participants may build against company systems only when access, permissions, data and change approval are in place. Otherwise they produce a tested design or sandbox flow.

How is no-code automation different from desktop RPA?

This programme focuses mainly on event-driven cloud workflows and application connectors. Desktop RPA that mimics user-interface actions is a different operating model and is included only when explicitly scoped.

Plan your training

Plan your next step with this course

Tell us whether you are enquiring for yourself or a team, which development tasks matter and what access you have. We will confirm suitable delivery options and commercial details in writing.

Tell us your role or team, the tools you use, and what you want to practise.

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