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For the report you dread

Leave on time. Let Claude draft the report.

Short lessons for accountants, HR and managers: hand your emails, reports and follow-ups to your own Claude.

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Sound familiar?

A typical office week, before any help from AI:

About 10 hours a week that Claude could draft for you

  1. Answering routine emails 3 hr
  2. Writing up the monthly report 2 hr
  3. Cleaning up spreadsheet exports 2 hr
  4. Turning meeting notes into follow-ups 1.5 hr
  5. First drafts of letters and documents 1.5 hr

An example week, not a measurement. Yours will look different, and you still check every draft.

Pick your job

Every role has its own lessons, built on tasks people in that job do each week.

Three of the lessons

  • Check invoices for errors and duplicates
  • Explain budget variances in plain words
  • Answer a client finance question by email

A prompt from the first lesson

I'm an accountant reviewing supplier invoices. I've attached a few of them. For each invoice, please check: (1) do the line items add up to the stated total, (2) is the tax amount consistent with the lines, (3) is the invoice number, date or supplier name missing. Also tell me whether any two invoices look like duplicates, even if the invoice numbers differ slightly. Give me a table with one row per issue: invoice, what looks wrong, and the figures or text that show it. If you can't read something, say so instead of guessing.

How it works

  1. Answer a few questions

    Two minutes on your job, your tasks and how you use AI today.

    What is your role at work?

  2. Get your plan

    Lessons in order, starting with the tasks that save you the most time.

    3 things Claude will do in your job as an accountant

    • Check invoices for errors and duplicates
    • Explain budget variances in plain words
    • Answer a client finance question by email

  3. Do it in your own Claude

    Every step says what to click and what you should see.

    Attach a file to a Claude chat

    1. Open claude.ai in your browser.
    2. Open the chat where you want to use the file.
    3. Click the + button at the lower left of the message box.

    What you should see

    Your file appears in the message box before you send it, and after you send your message it shows in the chat and Claude replies about it.

    It worked Lesson complete

A certificate for the work you did

Finish a track or the challenge and you get a certificate with your name, the track and the date.

  • Earned by finishing real tasks in your own Claude, not by passing a quiz.
  • It has its own public link, so anyone can check that it is real.
  • Add it to your LinkedIn profile in one click, or share the image.
A sample certificate made out to Alex Morgan

One plan, three ways to pay

Pay monthly, every 3 months or yearly. You see the renewal price before you pay, you can get a full refund within 14 days, and you can cancel anytime.

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Questions people ask

All questions
How do I use Claude for work?
Start with a task you already do every week, like an email, a report or meeting notes. Tell Claude who it is for and what a good result looks like, and attach the document you are working from. Then read the draft and fix it, as you would a colleague's first draft. Farlane lessons walk you through this for your job, and each step says what to click.
Is Claude free to use?
Yes. Claude has a free plan on the web, on desktop and on your phone, with usage limits that reset over time. Paid plans such as Claude Pro give you more use. The core Farlane lessons work on the free plan, and lessons that need Pro say so before you start.
Is it safe to put work information into Claude?
Treat Claude like any outside service: follow your employer's rules, and leave out passwords, bank details and anything confidential. On personal plans you choose in Claude's privacy settings whether your chats are used to improve Claude. Farlane has a lesson on what never to paste and how to check what AI tells you.
What can AI do for an accountant, an HR specialist or a teacher?
Mostly the writing and sorting around the real work: drafting emails and letters, turning notes into a report, summarising documents and checking lists for mistakes. You stay responsible for the numbers and decisions, so you check every draft before you use it. Farlane has lessons for each of these jobs, built on tasks people in them do every week.
How is Farlane different from an AI course?
Instead of general lessons about AI, each lesson is one real task from your job that you do in your own Claude. A lesson takes about ten minutes, and you check the result with a short exercise. Your plan starts with the tasks that save you the most time.
I'm not technical. Is this for me?
Yes. If you can write an email, you can do these lessons. Each step says what to click and what you should see next, and there is nothing to install.

Start with one task you do every week

Pick a lesson, run it in your own Claude and check the draft it gives you.

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