How ready are you, really?
Most readiness checks are a form that harvests your email and sells you a report. This one is different. Tick twelve boxes below and read your result on this page. No form. No email. Nothing you tick leaves your browser.
When you want more than a self-read, we do a scored review with a named expert. That one is a conversation, and it starts at the contact page.
Know where you stand before you spend a dollar.
- What this is: twelve honest statements. Tick the ones that are true for your business today.
- What you get: a plain read of where you stand, and the one thing to fix first.
- What it costs: nothing. No signup, no email, no follow-up sequence.
- What happens to your ticks: nothing. The count runs in your browser and vanishes when you leave.
Twelve statements. Tick what is true.
Be honest. Nobody is watching, and the score is only useful if it is true. Each group maps to one of the four things that decide whether AI helps you or hurts you.
Your data
Your systems
Your people
Your policies
This check runs in your browser. Nothing you tick is sent, stored, or seen by us.
The four pillars behind the questions.
Every readiness question above maps to one of four pillars. When an AI project fails, the cause is almost always a weak pillar, not a weak model.
Data
AI can only work with what it can reach. Scattered records mean scattered answers. One tidy source beats ten clever tools.
Systems
An assistant needs a doorway: a shared inbox, a booking tool, a lead form. If everything lives in one person's head, build the doorway first.
People
Tools do not adopt themselves. One curious person on your team is worth more than any license. Skeptics are fine. We like skeptics.
Policies
Know your own rules before a vendor asks. Which data stays private, who approves a new tool, what you promise customers. Write it down once.
Worried about the data pillar specifically? Read AI safety basics, our plain answers on where your data goes.
When the self-check is not enough.
The free check tells you where you stand. The scored review tells you what to do about it. A named expert walks your four pillars with you, scores each one, and hands you a plan.
What the scored review adds
A working session with an expert in your problem space. A written score for each pillar. The one project we would start with, the ones we would skip, and why. You could run the plan without us.
What it costs
It is scoped up front as a flat fee, like everything we do. Ask and we quote it before any work starts. No meter runs while you think.
Do I need to finish the checklist first?
No. The checklist is for you, not for us. Come with a score, come with a hunch, or come with nothing but the thing that is stuck.
Want to see how we think before you book? Read the six lenses or the full consulting page.
Get your pillars scored.
Tell us your self-check number, or skip it entirely. Either way we come back with a next step, not a sales pitch.