A great deal is being promised about AI, but the genuine gains are often modest and practical: the form re-typed, the email written forty times a week, the document nobody has time to read. Our AI readiness assessment identifies those opportunities, checks whether your systems and information can support them, and arranges them into a practical AI opportunity roadmap based on your business.
AI works best on top of sound systems, reliable information and well-understood business processes. Where those are not yet in place, the right advise is to attend to them first, and we will say so.
The same four steps each time, so that the result can be compared and discussed openly.
A session of sixty to ninety minutes listing the repetitive work: where colleagues re-type, copy, chase, search or summarise.
What information exists for each task, where it is kept, how reliable it is, and who looks after it — marked simply as green, amber or red.
Each task considered by volume, repetition, the cost of mistakes and the readiness of the information, so the order is not a matter of preference.
The three AI opportunities we would recommend, with an indication of effort and benefit, along with sensible guidance on what should remain with people.
A company asked us about an AI assistant for customers. The work map showed that customer questions were relatively few, while the team spent several hours each week drawing the same figures out of supplier documents by hand.
What changed: Document processing was taken first. It repaid the effort quickly, and produced the tidy information the customer assistant would later need in order to be useful.
Read the full case studyDepartments each ran their own tools and spreadsheets, so nobody could see a job end to end.
Read the full case studyShared anonymously at our client's request. We never invent names or figures; where detail cannot be shared, we simply leave it out.
A few questions about your business rather than your website, followed by a score across five areas and the three improvements we would suggest first.
Read more For planned investmentWhat to build, in which order, and what is best left as it is — planned in phases so the investment remains comfortable.
Read more For growth that has stalledWe map how work truly flows today, then improve it in comfortable stages rather than attempting everything at once.
Read more Free · reply in 2 working daysShare what you have received. We will give you our honest view on whether the price is fair, the approach is sound, and how best to proceed.
Read moreThe Business & Digital Health Check and a Second Opinion are free. Strategy, AI readiness and transformation work are paid engagements, quoted as a fixed piece of work once we know the scope. There is no hourly billing.
Check your business health ↗No — finding out how tidy it is forms part of the review. What we would not do is build upon information we know to be unreliable and hope for the best.
We recommend whatever fits, including ready-made software and, at times, doing nothing for now. If building is genuinely the answer, our Build team can help, and you remain free to take the plan elsewhere.
The review does not require access to live data. Where we look at examples they can be anonymised, and the written guidance we prepare covers precisely this question for your team.
The AI readiness review takes about a week. A first, narrow use typically follows within a few weeks, kept deliberately small so that it can be judged honestly.
Your own figures, three suggested AI use cases, and clear guidance on what should remain with people.
A colleague will read it properly and reply within one working day, usually the very person who would carry out the work.
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