The AI Readiness Report
The first step to making AI useful in your company
Your assessment becomes a personalized report built around your business, highlighting the strongest opportunities, the main blockers, and what makes sense to do next. If you’re not ready yet, you will receive insights into what to address first.
Prepared by our AI Advisor and reviewed by one of our experts, delivered straight to your inbox within 24 hours.
The Interactive AI Advisor
A more natural way to complete your assessment
Talk through your business in a guided conversation. Our AI Advisor adapts its questions to your answers, helping uncover the workflows, challenges and opportunities that matter most.
Prefer to answer in writing?
Use our manual questionnaire to complete the assessment and receive similar results and the same AI Readiness Report. It may take a little longer, as the written version does not adapt its questions along the way.
Frequently asked questions
An AI readiness assessment is a structured evaluation of whether a business can implement AI successfully, covering its data, processes, people, technology and governance. It is distinct from an AI strategy exercise: a strategy decides what you want AI to do, while a readiness assessment establishes whether you are in a position to do it.
Around ten minutes of conversation, depending on how many departments you cover. Your report arrives within 24 hours.
The terms are used interchangeably in practice. "Audit" usually implies a deeper, evidence-based review of systems and documentation; "assessment" usually means a guided evaluation like this one. For the formal version, with evidence gathered inside your systems rather than reported in conversation, the Forward Deployed Engineer week is the right starting point. If you need the audit version, one of our engineers spends a week inside your operation, working in your real tools and workflows rather than asking you about them. See how the Forward Deployed Engineer week works.
Yes, and it is a good way to start. If you run operations, finance, HR, customer support or marketing, you can complete the assessment for your function alone. Answer for the processes you actually control and the report scopes to your department. Department-level findings are often sharper than company-wide ones, because you know where the manual effort accumulates in a way nobody above you does.
Arguably more useful. You get a written, structured case for what is worth automating in your area and what is not, which is a stronger thing to bring to a budget conversation rather than a request.
The assessment looks for work that should not need a person: reconciling numbers between systems, re-keying data, chasing status updates, rebuilding the same report every week. It also regularly finds the opposite. Processes that look automatable but depend on judgment your team supplies without anyone noticing get flagged as leave-alone, because automating those is how you break something that currently works.
No. No documents, no data exports, no pre-reading. Your work email is enough.
Yes. For larger organisations the governance and integration questions do most of the work, because the blockers are rarely capability and almost always permissions, data ownership and sign-off. Where an enterprise AI readiness assessment needs to go deeper than a short conversation can, the report says so.
Want to talk it through with our team?
Whether you have a specific AI challenge in mind or want help understanding your opportunities, our team is here to help.