# The building blocks for useful business AI

Connect compatible AI clients to released New Zealand business tools, reusable guidance and a growing Australia and industry roadmap.

Canonical: https://aroai.com/product/

## Tools give your AI something it can do

Search for business information, work with jurisdiction-specific utilities and use capabilities in your industry workflow. Every published tool has a defined purpose and schema so your implementation can supply the right inputs and handle the result.

- [Explore tools](https://aroai.com/tools): Search the public catalogue and inspect exact schemas.

## Skills give a job a repeatable process

A skill explains when to use tools, how to sequence work and what to check before relying on a result. Its page describes prerequisites, dependencies and supported delivery paths.

- [Find a skill](https://aroai.com/skills): See the New Zealand company due diligence skill.

## Recipes make a first build concrete

Recipes bring setup, sample inputs, tool dependencies and review steps together. Choose an implementation path and adapt the example to your own project.

- [Browse recipes](https://aroai.com/recipes): Start with one complete workflow.

## Choose by country, industry or task

Start with a released New Zealand tool, or plan the industry workflow and source coverage your organisation needs next.

- [Retail](https://aroai.com/industries/retail): Plan retail workflows for supplier context, product information and operating dates with reviewable sources and reusable steps.
- [Real estate](https://aroai.com/industries/real-estate): Plan property research and preparation workflows around authorised information, with source coverage and review points visible.
- [Accounting](https://aroai.com/industries/accounting): Plan accounting preparation workflows with business context, structured records and human review before professional judgement.
- [Legal](https://aroai.com/industries/legal): Plan source-aware business research and matter worklists while keeping evidence, gaps and review points visible.
- [Trades](https://aroai.com/industries/trades): Plan practical trades workflows for business checks, supplied job information and working dates.
- [Professional services](https://aroai.com/industries/professional-services): Plan source-backed workflows for consulting, engineering, architecture and other professional-service teams in New Zealand and Australia.
- [Agriculture & food](https://aroai.com/industries/agriculture-food): Explore future AI workflows for farm operations, traceability, food production and regional supply chains across New Zealand and Australia.
- [Construction](https://aroai.com/industries/construction): Explore construction and field-service AI for tenders, job starts, site records, scheduling and customer hand-offs.
- [Manufacturing & logistics](https://aroai.com/industries/manufacturing-logistics): Plan manufacturing and logistics copilots for approved product, supplier, quality and operational records.
- [Tourism & hospitality](https://aroai.com/industries/tourism-hospitality): Explore AI for guest questions, itinerary preparation, venue knowledge and seasonal operating workflows.
- [Health & care](https://aroai.com/industries/healthcare): Plan privacy-aware healthcare administration and internal knowledge workflows with deliberate access and human review.
- [Financial services](https://aroai.com/industries/financial-services): Explore source-aware case preparation and internal knowledge workflows for financial services and insurance teams.

## Inspect the boundary before you connect

Check source, coverage, access and credit behavior for the tool you plan to use. When a workflow reaches another system, its guide should make that connection clear.

- [Sources and coverage](https://aroai.com/sources): Review source and usage boundaries.
- [Connect a client](https://aroai.com/integrations): Follow the client guide that fits your stack.