Author
Adrians Petrovs
Founder, JNET.support · Apefo Ltd, company number 16610465
5 published articles
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Adrians Petrovs runs JNET.support, the AI implementation and workflow automation brand of Apefo Ltd (company number 16610465). Apefo Ltd also operates YNVAR, which covers managed hosting and infrastructure. JNET.support works at the application layer: readiness assessments, business process automation, internal AI assistants, systems integration and team training.
The work is founder-led. Discovery, build and handover are done by the same person, which keeps the scope small. It also means the recommendation is sometimes that a process should not be automated yet.
The experience behind that comes from running operational workflows inside Apefo Ltd’s own businesses rather than from published client engagements. Those areas are listed below so you can judge their relevance directly.
Experience areas
These are operational areas worked in directly, inside Apefo Ltd’s own businesses. They are not client engagements, and no client work is published on this site.
- Hosting operations
- Order handling, provisioning steps, service notifications and recurring customer-facing operational processes for a hosting business.
- Websites and infrastructure
- Building and maintaining production sites, forms, tracking, TLS and server configuration, and the integrations behind them.
- SEO and content operations
- Repeated research, planning, briefing, reporting and task preparation across large content sets, including where AI assistance helps and where it introduces factual risk.
- Form, CRM and reporting handoffs
- Moving enquiries from web forms into records, owners and follow-up tasks without manual retyping, and assembling recurring reports from multiple sources.
- Workflow automation
- Deciding which steps are deterministic, where a model is appropriate, where a person has to approve, and what happens to the cases the automation cannot handle.
Articles by Adrians Petrovs
- Practical guide AI Policy Template for UK Businesses, With Every Clause Explained A complete AI policy template for a UK small business, published in full with no download form. Every clause explained, with the legal obligations separated from the house rules.
- Practical guide Does the EU AI Act Apply to UK Businesses? Article 50 from 2 August 2026 Article 50 transparency obligations apply from 2 August 2026. When a UK business is caught, what it must disclose, and where the line between deployer and provider sits.
- AI operations Automation Pricing Per Task and the Point Where Zapier Alternatives Start to Pay Zapier, Make and n8n list prices verified on 22 July 2026, what each vendor counts as a billable unit, and the arithmetic for finding your own crossover point.
- Workflow design Process Automation Risks and Which Processes You Should Not Automate The famous AI failure statistics do not survive checking. An eight-factor test for which processes to automate, which to fix first, and which to leave alone.
- Infrastructure Can Kimi K3 Be Self-Hosted on a Private Server? Kimi K3 is a 2.8-trillion-parameter model and Moonshot recommends 64 or more accelerators to deploy it. What that means if you were hoping to run it on your own server.
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