Decide targets workplaces with enterprise AI rollout through CafeOne

Abiodun Adetona, the founder of Decide AI, has been on a mission to change the way we work with data. Since launching his startup in 2025, Adetona has been helping professionals across the globe analyze spreadsheets and business data using natural language prompts instead of formulas. Now, Decide AI is taking its AI-powered spreadsheet analysis to the next level by launching Decide for Work, an enterprise deployment arm that will make its AI agent available to universities, co-working spaces, and other professional communities.

As part of this new initiative, Decide has entered into a partnership with CafeOne, a co-working network with over 30 locations across Nigeria. This partnership marks a significant milestone for Decide for Work, as it will make Decide's AI tools available to CafeOne members with active subscriptions. According to Adetona, this is just the beginning of a larger effort to make Decide a ubiquitous presence work. "We want Decide to be embedded wherever work happens online, inside spreadsheets, inboxes, and existing business tools," he said in a public post.

The need for AI-powered tools like Decide is growing rapidly in African workplaces. According to a PwC survey, by the end of 2025, 64% of African workers reported using AI at work, a figure that is ahead of the global average of 54%. A separate KPMG report noted that 65% of West African CEOs expect AI to drive efficiency improvements in 2026. These numbers suggest that African businesses are embracing AI at a faster rate than the rest of the world, and it's up to companies like Decide to meet this demand.

Co-working spaces like CafeOne are at the forefront of this revolution. By providing a platform for professionals to collaborate and innovate, co-working spaces are creating an environment where AI-powered tools like Decide can thrive. According to Adetona, Decide's partnership with CafeOne marks a significant step towards making its AI agent a ubiquitous presence work. "By partnering with CafeOne, we're able to reach a large number of professionals who are looking for innovative ways to work with data," he said.

Decide's partnership with CafeOne is a model for success that other companies can follow. By working with co-working spaces and other professional communities, Decide is able to reach a large number of professionals who are looking for innovative ways to work with data. This approach also allows Decide to tailor its services to the specific needs of its clients, which is a key factor in its success so far. Since its launch in 2025, Decide has completed over 41,000 analysis runs and helped users create and analyze over 21,000 spreadsheets. It has also achieved 82.5% verified accuracy on SpreadsheetBench, a benchmark for AI spreadsheet agents.

• Decide AI was launched in 2025 by Abiodun Adetona, a former Flutterwave software engineer.
• Decide has completed over 41,000 analysis runs and helped users create and analyze over 21,000 spreadsheets since its launch.
• Decide has achieved 82.5% verified accuracy on SpreadsheetBench, a benchmark for AI spreadsheet agents.
• Decide for Work will make Decide's AI agent available to universities, co-working spaces, and other professional communities.

As Decide continues to expand its reach and services, it's clear that the potential for AI-powered tools like Decide is vast. By working with co-working spaces and other professional communities, Decide is able to reach a large number of professionals who are looking for innovative ways to work with data. And with its commitment to making its AI agent a ubiquitous presence work, Decide is poised to play a major role in the future of AI adoption in Africa.

In a continent where innovation and entrepreneurship are on the rise, Decide AI is leading the charge in the adoption of AI-powered tools. By partnering with co-working spaces like CafeOne, Decide is able to bring its innovative solutions to a wider audience, and it's an approach that promises to have a lasting impact on the way we work in Africa.