Know which AI tools your department should actually use.
Analytica Academy is a free public resource for whole companies: practical, specific recommendations of AI tools by department, and short free courses on putting them to work. No signup, no paywall — just useful answers.
AI by Department
Pick your department, get your stack
Sales
Prospect smarter, personalize at scale, and turn every call into intelligence your whole team can learn from.
Marketing
Produce on-brand content and visuals faster, optimize for search, and spend your creative energy on strategy — not busywork.
Finance
Close the books faster, eliminate manual invoice processing, and get real-time visibility into every dollar spent.
HR
Write better job posts, run continuous performance conversations, and let AI handle the administrative layer of people ops.
Operations
Document processes once, automate the repetitive middle, and give every team a self-serve answer for 'how do we do this?'
Customer Support
Resolve more tickets instantly with AI agents, coach human agents in real time, and keep quality high as volume grows.
Free Courses
Latest from the course library
Pair Your ATS with an AI Notetaker: Screen, Summarize, and Schedule Without the Busywork
Learn a practical HR workflow that combines an applicant tracking system with an AI meeting assistant to move candidates from application to interview debrief with fewer manual steps. You will set up triggers, prompts, and human-review checkpoints that keep hiring fast without letting automation make decisions for you.
🎯 Executive / LeadershipTrust but Verify: A Decision Framework for When AI Output Isn't Fully Reliable
Learn how to make confident decisions with partially reliable AI output by building verification workflows, setting trust thresholds, and knowing exactly when a human must take over before anything reaches your board or investors.
🚀 SalesBuild an AI-Powered Prospecting Workflow in a Week
A practical, step-by-step system for using data-enrichment AI to build targeted lead lists and personalized first lines — without adding headcount.