Check whether your organization is ready to redesign work with AI.
Score one real workflow. See whether AI can help now, or whether the work needs clearer ownership, context, boundaries, and review first.
AI workflow readiness assessment
Start with one workflow, then answer honestly.
Pick a workflow you know well. The assessment checks whether AI would improve that work or just add another layer to an unclear process.
Nothing is submitted. You can download the summary at the end. Time estimate: 5–8 minutes.
What the assessment checks
The result is not a generic AI score. It shows where one workflow is strong or weak across eight practical dimensions, so you can see what must become clearer before AI is useful.
Organizational drag
Bottlenecks, handoffs, ownership, waiting time, and permission to improve the workflow.
AI elevation
Clear places where AI could improve quality, speed, preparation, retrieval, decisions, or follow-up.
Work architecture
The trigger, inputs, handoffs, decisions, review points, output, and failure points.
Boundary design
Data boundaries, tool access, customer or vendor touchpoints, and human-control limits.
Decision autonomy
Assistance levels, review rules, accountability, escalation, and stop points.
Shared learning
How examples, corrections, prompts, feedback, and better ways of working become shared practice.
Improvement rhythm
Testing rhythm, feedback review, simple measures, and the habit of changing the workflow after use.
Accessible expertise
Examples, standards, edge cases, source material, and quality criteria that are no longer trapped in people’s heads.
Start with one workflow, or find the right one.
If you already know which workflow you want to improve, bring it. If not, start with the assessment or a short conversation.
We will help you see where AI can create value, what needs to be prepared first, and whether the next step is training, governance, redesign, automation, implementation, a dedicated team, or stop.