Ten questions that tell you whether AI will actually help with your real work - or just make things up. Tick what's true today.
An AI assistant is only as good as what it can safely work from. Before pointing one at your business, it's worth knowing where you stand. Tick each statement that's true of your business today, then read your score below.
Ten things that make AI safe and useful on real work.
We reply by email with what to fix first - or use it as the agenda for a free Fit Call.
Where you land on the AgentReady maturity model.
Start by getting knowledge out of heads and into one organized place. That's the foundation everything else builds on.
You have a source of truth. The next step is making it safe - separating secrets and writing down what AI may touch.
You're close. An assistant can start on real work - read-only first, earning access as it proves out.
If your core know-how is written down, kept in one organized place, cleaned of secrets and personal data, and governed by clear rules about what AI may touch, you're ready for an assistant to help with real work. This checklist turns that into ten concrete questions.
Start by getting what's in people's heads written down and into one organized place. That foundation makes everything else - including using AI safely - possible. The AgentReady Method lays out the order.
No. Readiness is about how your knowledge is organized and governed, not about new tools. It's set up where your team already works - Microsoft 365, Google Drive or shared folders.
A free 30-minute Fit Call will tell you where you stand and the most useful next step - no obligation.
