The plug-and-play AI system for HR consultants
Your clients are asking about AI. Stop handing them prompts.
You're the people expert. Aptura is your technology partner.
You bring the relationship. The system brings everything else.
Watch the Diagnostic run
Watch me run the HR AI Diagnostic on a real company, start to finish. No slides, no theory, just the instrument in action and the one-page readout it produces. This is exactly what you'll run with your own clients.
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Your clients are already asking. A CEO wants to know what AI means for headcount. A CHRO wants a point of view before the board meeting. They're asking you first, because you're the person they already trust with people decisions.
So you go looking for an answer. A course here, a webinar there, a prompt list from a conference handout. You collect pieces. None of them add up to something you can actually stand behind, let alone sell.
And your competition looks exactly like you. If you walk in with the basics, a few good prompts, a ChatGPT demo, you're not ahead of anyone. You're one of a hundred consultants saying the same thing, and your clients can tell.
A technology partner, not another course
Nobody hired you to be a technologist. You built your career and your practice on judgment, trust, and the ability to read a room full of executives who won't say what they're actually worried about. That skill still matters. It matters more now than it did five years ago.
What you're missing isn't effort. It's a technology partner. Not another course. A system that does the technical work so you can do the part only you can do: advise.
Enter Aptura
Aptura is a practice in a box. It's software and tools you send to your clients under your own name, not "here's a prompt, good luck." A real deliverable: an assessment, a readout, a plan that looks and reads like it came from a firm ten times your size.
Clients see a one-page readout with their own name on it, and the first question is usually: who else can do this for me?
Every stage comes with the templates, the frameworks, and the exact words to use in the room. You're not building any of it from scratch. The busy work, running the model, building the deck, formatting the readout, is handled for you. That frees you up to do what only you can do: sit across from the CEO and tell them what it means.
Technology alone doesn't create transformation. It never has. That's why it needs you.
HR AI Diagnostic
SampleSample: Northwind Manufacturing, 480 employees
2.4 / 5 AI maturity: Emerging
- Talent acquisition3.1
- Onboarding2.7
- Payroll and benefits2.4
- Performance and development2.0
- Workforce planning1.8
Top friction: manual screening in talent acquisition.
The six stages
One system, six stages, each with its own product. Run all six with a client, or sell any stage on its own.
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Stage 1
Measure
The HR AI Diagnostic
A one-page readout of your client's AI maturity and where the friction actually lives.
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Stage 2
Plan
The AI Strategy Blueprint
A board-ready AI strategy, built in an afternoon, that updates as later stages complete.
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Stage 3
Align
The Contribution Profile
Shows who should lead the change, who should build it, and who needs to come along.
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Stage 4
Map
The Workflow Inventory
Every HR workflow scored for what AI can take, what it can assist, and what stays human.
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Stage 5
Enable
The Enablement Curriculum
Training prescribed by the assessment results, so the right people learn the right things.
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Stage 6
Build
The Build-or-Buy Blueprint
A clear verdict and an architecture map for every workflow worth building.
Who built it
Aptura wasn't built by a software company guessing at HR. It's led by Vic Akosile, who leads AI transformation and people strategy inside a publicly traded technology company. Every framework in this system is the one he uses at work, on a real budget, in front of real executives asking hard questions.
He didn't build it alone. Aptura was developed alongside AI and HR practitioners across the HR AI Institute community, and it's shaped by what works in their practices, not just his.
The frameworks are published openly. Check the thinking before you buy the system. Find Vic on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/vicakosile
The founding offer
Five seats. Starting September. $3,500 for founding members (normally $5,950, held for life once you're in.)
Aptura certification is how you stand apart from every other practitioner selling AI advice. It holds a high quality bar for who uses these tools, so the name means something when you put it next to yours. And it teaches more than the platform: how to consult with it, how to find leads, and how to build and grow a practice that serves customers where they are.
Certification isn't a badge you hang on a wall. Landing your first paid engagement is built into the coursework, not left for after graduation.
What's included:
- Full certification: every instrument, how the six stages run with a client, and how to price it
- The platform, with your first year included, and your Diagnostic link live from day one
- The complete asset library: proposals, outreach sequences, session scripts. You never start from a blank page
- Concierge setup: your Diagnostic link, your branded readout, and your directory profile, configured for you
- Your first client engagement, built into the coursework
Five seats. When they're gone, this price is gone with them.
Run Your First Diagnostic
$500
Before you commit to certification, experience one live session running the exact software you'll run with your own clients. The best way to know if this works is to experience it yourself. You leave with the real deliverable in hand: a one-page readout from the HR AI Diagnostic, built on a live case, not a demo.
We understand that for some people this is a big commitment. So before you decide, experience it live, for $500. Everything you make in the session is yours to keep, whatever you decide next.
And if you decide you want a system that serves as your practice operating system, the full $500 credits toward your founder certification.
Your session also includes the client-ready templates and talking-point slides that go with your readout, so you can put it to work with a client the same week.
The First Client Guarantee
We want you to be successful, and the program is built that way. Landing your first client isn't left for after graduation. It's built into the coursework, and we work your pipeline with you, using the same outreach playbook every member runs.
Here's the backstop: complete the certification, run the outreach playbook, and if you haven't landed a paid client engagement within 90 days, your plan year extends free and we keep working your pipeline with you until you land one. Most members never need the guarantee. It's there for the ones who do.
FAQ
Do I need to be technical?
No. Aptura is plug-and-play. You stay the expert in the room. The system handles the technical work behind the scenes.
What exactly do I get for $500?
One live session running the HR AI Diagnostic on your own case, the one-page readout deliverable in hand at the end of it, and the client-ready templates and talking-point slides that go with it. Everything you make is yours to keep.
What if I run the Diagnostic and don't join the founding cohort?
You keep the readout and everything you made. That's it. No follow-up obligation.
Isn't this just ChatGPT with extra steps?
No. A prompt is advice. The HR AI Diagnostic is a deliverable: a scored assessment with your client's name on it, built to be handed to a board. That's the difference between telling a client what to try and giving them something to act on.
Why only five seats?
Founding cohorts stay small on purpose. Five seats means real attention in the live sessions, and it protects founding pricing for the members who get in first.
What happens after the founding cohort fills?
Founding pricing closes. The certification continues at full price for later cohorts.
Who's behind it
Aptura is a product of HR AI Institute, led by Vic Akosile and developed with practitioners across the Institute community. The methodology comes from inside a live AI transformation at a publicly traded technology company, not a lab exercise.