Ten minutes to a scored verdict on where AI fits.
Ten questions score your business across five things and name the one place AI would pay off first. Your write-up lands in your inbox.
Five things the check measures
The Fit Check gauges how ready your company is to adopt and scale AI. It scores five things, and each is a question you can answer without calling IT.
Data readiness
Teams that lack the data infrastructure needed to move AI into production keep their pilots stuck in the sandbox.
Workflow clarity
How much of your everyday work is repeatable enough to automate.
Team capacity
the pillar most readiness checks skip. A company can be perfectly secure and still waste every seat.
Governance
Have you incorporated risk frameworks, AI usage policies and regulatory controls? The full answer on where your data goes is on the Data Residency page.
Existing tooling
Whether AI can plug into the tools you already run.
Ten questions cover all five. Score yourself below.
Ten questions. A straight read.
Ten questions, answered honestly. You get back a score, the gaps holding you up, and the first workflow worth putting AI on. It lands in your inbox.
Wherever you land, the next move is concrete, not another report to file away.
The Deployment Diagnostic turns your verdict into a costed plan: what to build, what it costs, and in what order. Or book a call and we will talk it through first.
You add your email at the end, and we send your scored verdict and the full write-up straight to it. That is the only thing we use it for.
What your verdict means
Your score puts you in one of four bands. None of them is a grade. Each one is a next move.
It is easy to misjudge how ready you are, over or under, and that is what stalls the work. Ten minutes settles it.
Not ready yet
your foundations block deployment. Fix the gap your verdict names; your own team can do it. You do not need a consultant yet, ours included.
Foundations first
most of your picture works, and one or two dimensions hold you back. Close the named gap, then retake the check. No fee.
Ready for a diagnostic
your foundations hold, and the open question is which workflow AI takes on first. The Deployment Diagnostic answers it in two to three weeks, fixed fee.
Ready to deploy
your workflows are clear and your data is in order. Book a thirty-minute call and we tell you which rollout fits and what it costs.
A score is not a plan
Ten questions cannot know your business, but they can spot the pattern and tell you where to look. Fixing what they find is another matter, and that is where most readiness quizzes quietly stop.
The verdict is an estimate, built from your answers and industry benchmarks, not a promise. It sharpens once it is calibrated to your real workflows rather than round-number averages.
The real numbers come from the Deployment Diagnostic: two to three weeks inside your operation, ending in a costed plan your finance team can check.
Now turn it into a plan.
The Fit Check is step one. The next is the Deployment Diagnostic: a short, fixed-fee engagement ending in a costed plan you can act on.
Questions before you start
Yes, the Fit Check is free. You add an email at the end so we can send your scored verdict and the full write-up. That report is the only thing we use it for, no sales list and no spam.
They will not build your roadmap, but they place you accurately. The five things we score are the ones that decide whether AI sticks or stalls, so a fast read across all five tells you where you actually stand and what to look at first. What to build is the Deployment Diagnostic's job.
Most pilots stall for a reason that has nothing to do with the model: the data was not ready, nobody owned the outcome, or it never reached real work. The check points at which one is yours, so the next attempt does not repeat it.
Usually you can still deploy, under the right controls. The full answer is on the Data Residency page, written so you can forward it to your compliance team.
A fixed fee, agreed in writing before we start. The figure comes out of the Deployment Diagnostic, with the business case behind it.
Talk it through, or take the check
Thirty minutes with an engineer. We will tell you which dimension we would expect to be weakest, and whether you need a full diagnostic or just a few weeks of cleanup. The call is with the founder who does the building.
Not ready to talk? That is what the check is for. Ten minutes, your verdict on screen.