Nine questions on how your work actually runs. You get a readiness score out of 100, the three things most likely to hold a build back, the AI services that fit your biggest time sink, and a calculator that puts a number on what that work is costing you.
The scorecard tells you whether to build. The calculator tells you whether it is worth it.
We'll email you the full breakdown — your score, dimension-by-dimension detail and the recommendations — and one of our team will read your answers before replying. No automated sales sequence.
Enter the task you'd most like off your team's plate. Everything is calculated from your own numbers — nothing is sent anywhere.
How to read this: the saving is your own numbers multiplied out — people × hours × 52 × hourly cost × the share you chose. The investment figure is not a quote; it is simply the amount you could spend and still be in profit within five months at that saving. Real scope depends on how many systems have to be joined up. Get an actual number →
They fail on the things the scorecard asks about — which is why we ask before we build.
If the steps live only in one person's head, there is nothing for an AI to learn from — and nothing to test it against. Writing it down is usually the first real task.
Scattered spreadsheets, duplicates and missing fields sink more builds than model quality ever does. We would rather find this out in week one than month three.
If nobody measured what the process cost before, nobody can show it improved after. Projects without a baseline are the first ones cut at budget time.
Book a free introductory call. We'll go through your score, tell you honestly whether it is worth building anything yet, and what we'd do first if it is. See everything we build.