NevTech AI, an Indianapolis-based AI consulting and implementation firm, has introduced its AI Roadmap program aimed at assisting Indiana’s small and medium-sized enterprises. This initiative offers a complimentary 30-minute AI strategy session to help businesses pinpoint three workflows that could benefit from automation, alongside estimating potential cost savings and implementation expenses.
Addressing the hurdles small businesses face in adopting AI, the AI Roadmap program emerges as a valuable resource. A survey conducted by Simply Business in 2026 involving 1,047 U.S. small business owners revealed that while 62% are utilizing AI, its application largely revolves around tasks like brainstorming and email drafting. Major obstacles to wider AI adoption include concerns about errors in critical tasks, data security, and confusion about how to initiate the process.
Cody Neville, founder and CEO of NevTech AI, emphasizes a practical approach to AI implementation. “Most of the people pitching AI to business owners have never had to make payroll,” Neville said. “We built our automation inside our own companies first, then inside the businesses we serve, so when we sit down with an owner we are talking about workflows we have actually run, not a demo.” This approach involves mapping out a company’s current workflows before introducing specific software solutions, ensuring employee involvement remains where human oversight is crucial, particularly to avoid errors that could negatively impact customers or patients.
The company supports a diverse range of industries such as food and beverage, commercial equipment services, healthcare, and municipal operations with its workflow automation solutions. These systems facilitate tasks like inbound call management, quoting, follow-up routing, and reporting. Among the notable solutions is NevTech’s AI receptionist service, which operates 24/7, addressing inquiries that might otherwise go to voicemail, thus benefiting local practices and trade businesses.
Indiana businesses of any size can access the free AI Roadmap sessions, and business owners are encouraged to bring proposals from other AI consultants or vendors for further evaluation. NevTech AI remains committed to ensuring successful technology adoption, as highlighted by Neville’s assertion that “most technology projects fail in the rollout, not the code,” emphasizing that the real work concludes only when the team effectively utilizes the new systems.
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