Free Tool
AI Readiness Quiz.
A quick AI readiness assessment you run on yourself. 7 questions, about two minutes. Find out where your business stands and what AI project makes sense to tackle first.
1. How much time does your team spend on repetitive data entry or copy-paste tasks each week?
2. Do you have documented processes for how your team handles common customer questions?
3. How many inbound leads or customer contacts do you handle per month?
4. Does your team currently use any AI tools (ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude, etc.)?
5. How many missed calls or unanswered messages does your business get per week?
6. How comfortable is your team with adopting new software tools?
7. Do you have someone (internally or externally) who can champion an AI project?
What an AI readiness assessment checks
Before anyone talks about tools, where does the time in your week actually go? Every question in the quiz is a version of that. It looks for the conditions that make an AI project pay off, and the gaps that usually sink one.
Quick Answer
What does an AI readiness assessment check?
An AI readiness assessment checks whether a business has what an AI project needs to pay off: repetitive work worth taking off people's plates, processes written down rather than kept in someone's head, enough volume to matter, and a team that will use the change with someone to own it. This quiz is a 7-question self-check, not a formal audit. It can't see your systems, your data or how work really moves through your office. To go deeper, we walk through your situation on the free 30-minute call, or spend a $1,000 Strategy Day on-site mapping your actual workflows, followed within a week by an 8–12 page AI Opportunity Blueprint with a 30-day action plan.
- →Repetitive work: the hours each week that go to data entry and copy-paste
- →Process: whether common customer questions have a written answer or live in people's heads
- →Volume: how many leads and contacts come in, and how many calls or messages go unanswered
- →People: current AI use, how your team takes to new tools, and whether someone can own the project
Treat the score as a starting point, not a verdict. If you want a second opinion on it, book the free 30-minute call and bring your answers. If you already know which process is costing you, the Strategy Day is where we map it properly and put a plan on paper.