AI readiness review
Where AI pays off in your business, and where it does not.
Short answer. It is a short, written look at where AI could save time in your business and where it should be left alone. You get a ranked list of jobs, what data each needs and a rough order to try them in.
What is included
For owners who keep hearing about AI and want an honest view of what it would do in their own business.
Interviews with your team
We ask who does the repeated work, and where the time actually goes.
A ranked list of jobs
Each candidate scored for value, risk and how much data it needs.
A data and privacy check
Where your information lives and what must stay out of outside services.
A written plan
What to try first, what to skip, and what a first prototype would involve.
How it runs
Readiness
The job, the data and what good output looks like.
Prototype
A working version on real questions in weeks.
Build
Security, hand-offs and logging added.
Measure
Accuracy and time saved, reviewed monthly.
Questions we get
What is an AI readiness review?
It is a short, written look at where AI could save time in your business and where it should be left alone. You get a ranked list of jobs, what data each needs and a rough order to try them in.
Will you tell us if AI is not worth it?
Yes. A review that says not yet is a useful answer, and we write it down along with the reasons.
Do we have to hire you to build it?
No, the review is a document you can use with any team. If you want us to build, we scope that separately.
How long does a review take?
It depends on the size of your team and how many processes we look at. We agree the timeline when we scope it.
Related services
Often scoped together with this one.
AI assistants and chatbots
Answers for customers and staff, from your documents.
Voice agents
Phone and voice assistants that answer, book and hand off.
Private AI knowledge base
One chat over your documents and systems, on your servers.
Tell us what you’re building.
- A call about the goalThe budget, the deadline and what success looks like.
- A written scopeWhat we build, in what order, and the quote.
- Work in sprintsA demo at the end of each one.