About Notma Intelligence

Nairobi-born. Working worldwide.

Notma exists for the gap between AI hype and a working business—the place where tools get bought, pilots get demonstrated, and nothing changes on Tuesday morning.

Founded by Hammton Ndeke in 2025, Notma Intelligence helps small and medium businesses audit workflows, implement practical AI, and train the people who will operate it. The work spans customer conversations, documents, reconciliation, reporting, sales follow-up, and role-based training.

Nairobi skyline at golden hour

Built where the work is real

The last mile is our whole business.

The tools exist. The missing layer is often process mapping, connection to the systems people already use, responsible review, and enough training for the workflow to survive after launch.

How we work

A few things we will not compromise on.

Plain language

If we cannot explain a workflow, its failure modes, and its business case clearly, it is not ready to build.

You own the deliverables

Systems, prompts, workflow documentation, and handover materials are transferred as defined in the engagement.

Adoption is part of delivery

The team needs practical training, review rules, and a way to measure whether the workflow is being used.

Privacy depends on the workflow

Every engagement documents data, vendors, access, review points, and safeguards against the laws and risks that apply.

Hammton Ndeke, AI forward-deployed engineer and founder of Notma Intelligence

Hammton Ndeke

AI Forward-Deployed Engineer · Founder · Nairobi, Kenya

Hammton builds multi-agent systems and workflow automation, leads readiness Sprints, teaches practical AI sessions, and publishes The Notma Brief.

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Hellen Sanya, operations lead at Notma Intelligence

Hellen Sanya

Operations Lead · Nairobi, Kenya

Hellen supports the schedules, checklists, and client coordination behind Notma engagements.

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