How the Opelika Chamber Put AI to Work in Its Own Office First
Before asking members to try AI, the Opelika Chamber of Commerce put it to work in its own office: a staff survey, Chamber-voice workstations, a multi-year sponsorship analysis, and connected systems, with a person approving everything that reaches a member.
Their project coordinator left. Instead of hiring, they tried AI. They never went back.
EagleWorks AI replaced Eloise Design Co.'s scattered ChatGPT accounts with four custom AI workstations trained on the studio's own voice and frameworks. The team was working in them within weeks.
320 parent questions in three weeks. Half came in after the office closed. All got answered.
EagleWorks AI built and manages four website chatbots for Albion Hurricanes FC in Houston, one for each program site, trained from a single shared knowledge base. In their first five months the bots handled more than 1,300 parent conversations, 43% of them outside office hours, and flagged 418 of them as families ready to register, try out, or join.