AI integration in Saint Martin: start with one task

At a wholesaler in Galisbay, every delivery sets off a round of calls and messages to customers. AI integration means handing that task to an agent that works inside your current tools. We set it up with you, remotely.

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Start with a task, not a tool

  • A task that comes back every day

    The right starting point is a task that costs you time or customers: always answering the same questions, sorting emails, following up quotes, filling in a spreadsheet.

  • Measure before you automate

    We look at the time it takes you today, then what an AI agent can do and what must stay in your hands.

The tasks to hand over to AI first

  • Customer service: answers to frequent questions on your website, WhatsApp or by email.
  • New customers: the agent sorts incoming requests and, with your approval, follows up people who did not reply to a quote.
  • Organisation: sorting emails, booking appointments, updating your customer file.
  • Business tracking: every week, a summary of your key figures (sales, requests, appointments), taken from your tools.
  • Watching your market: every day, the agent reads the public tenders or classified ads in your field and summarises what matters.

Where AI fits first in a St Martin business

  • A wholesaler in Galisbay

    When the goods arrive, your agent tells each customer who ordered and answers their questions about collection.

  • Villa management

    Arrival instructions, the cleaning schedule and guests' questions: your agent sends the right message at the right time and alerts you when something needs a person.

  • Excursions on cruise-ship days

    Passengers ask about times and places left before they even dock. Your agent answers and lists the bookings for you to confirm.

Data and AI rules on the French side

  • GDPR and the CNIL

    St Martin is an outermost region of the EU, so the GDPR and the French Data Protection Act apply, overseen by the CNIL.

  • Telling people they are talking to an AI

    Article 50 of the EU AI Act requires it, and it applies on the island too. Your agent says so from the start.

  • Sensitive answers wait for you

    You approve any sensitive reply before it is sent. The agent only acts alone on what you have allowed.

Our method in 4 steps

  • 1. Free call

    A free 20-minute call to choose together the task to hand over.

  • 2. Written quote

    Within 48 hours: what the agent will do, how long it takes, at what price.

  • 3. Build

    We build it, with a short check-in every week. You try it yourself before launch.

  • 4. Launch

    Then we look at what works and correct it. Follow-up then continues as part of your subscription.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Dutch side follow the same rules?
No. Sint Maarten has its own law. This page is for businesses established on the French side, where EU law applies.
Which tasks should a villa or tour business hand to AI first?
The ones that come back every day: availability questions, arrival instructions, booking confirmations. Start with one, measure the time saved, then add the next.
Where will my data be hosted?
We tell you in writing before we start. As EU rules apply on the French side, this also helps you keep your GDPR records up to date.
Can you work with my IT provider on the island?
Yes, remotely. We liaise with your usual suppliers by email or video call, so that the agent fits the tools you already have.
Do we need to change our tools to use AI?
No. The agents connect to what you already use: email, calendar, customer file, WhatsApp, Excel or Google Sheets files, your website.
What budget should we plan?
At Nexaura, a first agent starts at €1,490 for setup, then €149 per month. The paid 30-day trial (the pilot), at €390, lets you check it is useful before going further.
How long before a first result?
Usually, a first mission is running after two to three weeks. Prefer to try first? The 30-day trial lets you test it before deciding.

Where should AI start in your business?

A free 20-minute call to choose the first task, then a written proposal within 48 hours.