Is your business ready for AI?
Eight quick questions.
You get an honest score and one thing to do this week.
- 01
You know which tasks eat the most hours each week.
- 02
A good part of your week is repeat work: the same emails, quotes, notes, or reports.
- 03
Your client and job info lives in one place, not across inboxes and notebooks.
- 04
Someone new could follow your main process from what's written down.
- 05
You or your team use an AI tool for real work at least once a week.
- 06
Someone, even if it's you, can set aside an hour or two a week for this.
- 07
You can name one thing you'd hand off tomorrow if you could.
- 08
You know what client info is okay to put into AI tools.
A low score isn’t a verdict.
It shows which gap to close first.
Most of them take an afternoon, not a project.
Start with the basics
A few small habits will make AI far more useful later. The free guides cover most of them.
Read the guides →7 to 11Ready to start
The groundwork is there. What's missing is a clear call on where AI helps first.
The Starting Point →12 to 16Ready to move
You know where your time goes. The next step is your team using AI on real work.
Advisory and Training →About the check
What does it measure?
Whether the groundwork is in place: knowing where your time goes, having your info in one place, using AI at all, and knowing what's safe to share. It doesn't grade your tech.
Do you see my answers?
No. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is sent to us. If you book a call from your result, your answers go with your message, and you can see or remove them before you send.
Does it work if it's just me?
Yes. Every question works for a one-person business. Where it says "your team," read it as "you."
What if I score low?
Most owners do on the first try. Close the first gap on the list, then take it again in a month.