Free AI readiness check

Is your business ready to put AI to work?

Answer 12 practical questions about strategy, workflows, data, systems, security, and staff adoption. You will get an instant score and a short list of what to fix first.

12

practical questions

6

readiness areas

3 min

typical completion time

Before we begin

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Your score appears on screen immediately. Nothing is sent when you start. If you request a discussion, these details, your score, and your answers travel together.

What the score covers

Readiness is more than buying a licence.

A useful rollout needs a business reason, suitable work, usable data, secure systems, clear ownership, and people who know when to trust the output.

The assessment looks for evidence, not enthusiasm.

A named owner, a measurable baseline, real source material, managed access, known exceptions, and a team prepared to review the output are stronger signals than a long list of AI ideas.

A business team reviewing a workflow map before an AI rollout
Start with one real workflow. Map the work, the exceptions, the source material, and the person who approves the result.

01 · BUSINESS VALUE

A result worth measuring

We look for a named owner, today’s time or quality baseline, the volume of work, and a clear result the business cares about.

02 · WORKFLOW FIT

Work with a recognisable path

Repeated inputs, known handoffs, visible exceptions, and a sensible point where a person can approve, correct, or stop the workflow.

03 · DATA READINESS

Source material the system can trust

Accurate documents and records, clear ownership, usable permissions, retention rules, and boundaries around sensitive information.

04 · SYSTEMS & INTEGRATION

Managed accounts and connections

Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, CRM, and line-of-business systems with clean accounts, licences, groups, access, and integration ownership.

05 · SECURITY & GOVERNANCE

Rules people can actually follow

Approved tools, protected identities and devices, audit needs, prohibited data, human review, and a clear route for escalation.

06 · PEOPLE & ADOPTION

An owner after launch

Training based on real examples, a route for feedback, and someone responsible for quality, cost, failures, and improvement.