AI and business automation
AI Readiness Assessments
Evaluate data, permissions, and governance before adopting AI.
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How we get to live
AI Readiness Assessments
Evaluate data, permissions, and governance before adopting AI.
From interest to measurable results.
Most AI work stalls at the pilot stage. We scope for the operating reality that comes after the demo.
- 1Map
We document the process as it actually runs today.
- 2Prioritize
Candidates are ranked by value, risk, and data readiness.
- 3Build
Workflows and agents are built with tightly scoped permissions.
- 4Pilot
A small group runs it first so failure modes surface early.
- 5Scale
The workflow rolls out with owners, monitoring, and review.
What the build covers
Automation that survives contact with Monday.
The unglamorous readiness, permissions, and ownership work that decides whether adoption sticks.
Data and permission review
Governance and policy check
Use case identification and ranking
Platform and licensing fit
Pilot plan with success measures
Why AI stalls
Enthusiasm is not a deployment plan.
- Interest in AI with no agreed starting point
- No visibility into what data is exposed
- Tools adopted before governance existed
- No measure of whether a pilot worked
What changes once it is live
- A clear view of readiness
- Use cases ranked by value and difficulty
- Governance in place before scale
- A pilot with defined success measures
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Evidence for a responsible first AI pilot
| Review area | Evidence to review | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Business fit | Evidence to reviewA defined problem and accountable owner | Why it mattersStart with a useful outcome rather than technology alone. |
| Data readiness | Evidence to reviewAccess permissions, quality and sensitivity | Why it mattersIdentify data work required before connecting AI. |
| Governance | Evidence to reviewApproval boundaries, testing and staff preparation | Why it mattersChoose a pilot with manageable operational risk. |
Free self-assessment
How ready is your business for AI?
Answer 20 quick questions about your strategy, data, security, and people to see your AI readiness score, your biggest gaps, and a rough timeline to a first pilot.