# Insights

> Essays on eventoplexy, disconnected systems, AI that takes action, and delivery in days rather than months.

- [Most UK small firms use AI. Almost none have changed how they operate](https://ondraft.co.uk/insights/uk-small-firms-ai-adoption/index.html.md): NatWest finds 44% of UK SMEs use AI but only 6% of users are transforming operations. Dan Cluderay on what a real first AI job looks like in stock, picks and invoices.
- [Before your AI touches stock or invoices, write down what it can touch](https://ondraft.co.uk/insights/write-down-what-your-ai-can-touch/index.html.md): New UK research shows small firms are building and running AI faster than they track it. Dan Cluderay on the one-page list every operator needs before AI acts inside their systems.
- [What is Eventoplexy](https://ondraft.co.uk/insights/what-is-eventoplexy/index.html.md): Eventoplexy is the study of warehouse reality as nested events: received, put away, picked, packed and shipped, rather than a stock snapshot that can lie.
- [Disconnected systems are an operating model, not an IT issue](https://ondraft.co.uk/insights/disconnected-systems/index.html.md): Why fragmented software forces people to become the integration — and how OnDraft drafts a connected operating system around the business instead.
- [AI that takes action is a different product from a chatbot](https://ondraft.co.uk/insights/ai-that-takes-action/index.html.md): Bud is OnDraft’s AI employee: it understands operational context and does work across systems, rather than answering questions in a vacuum.
- [Days, not months: what actually changed in software delivery](https://ondraft.co.uk/insights/built-in-days/index.html.md): OnDraft uses AI extensively in design, development, testing and integration so working business systems can be delivered in days — without becoming cheap generated software.