[ 06 — AI AUDIT ]
A free assessment of where AI saves you time and money, and where it will not.
[ 01 — THE PROBLEM ]
What this usually looks like
Before
- Everyone says you should be using AI and nobody says for what.
- A pilot was run, it demoed well, and nothing changed afterwards.
- You cannot tell which vendor claims are real without spending money to find out.
- The obvious automations are not obvious until someone maps the week.
After
- A readiness score with the reasoning shown, not a number on its own.
- The three processes in your business where automation pays back fastest, ranked by effort against saving.
- A plain list of what to avoid, which is usually the more useful half.
- A roadmap you can act on with us, with someone else, or on your own.
[ 02 — WHAT YOU GET ]
Deliverables, not deliverable-sounding words
Readiness score
Where you sit on data, process maturity, tooling and appetite, with the band explained.
Top three opportunities
Named processes, estimated hours saved, rough effort to build, and what would have to be true first.
What to skip
The things being sold to you that will not work in your context, and why.
A written report
Emailed to you, yours to keep, with no obligation to use us for any of it.
[ 03 — HOW IT WORKS ]
The steps, and how long each one takes
- 01
Answer seven questions
15 minutesAbout size, where your data lives, what eats the most time and what you want to achieve.
- 02
See your score immediately
instantWith the three highest-value opportunities for a business shaped like yours.
- 03
Get the full report
same dayA written version with the reasoning and the effort estimates, by email.
- 04
Optional call
15 minutesFifteen minutes to go through it. No pitch unless you ask for one.
[ 04 — EXAMPLES ]
What people use this for
Before you buy anything
Check a vendor's claims against your actual processes before signing a yearly contract.
After a pilot stalled
Work out whether the idea was wrong or the process around it was.
Building the business case
Numbers you can take to a board: hours, costs and effort, rather than enthusiasm.
Answer seven questions about how your business runs and you get a readiness score, the three processes where automation would pay back fastest, and a plain estimate of effort for each.
Why we give this away
Because the alternative is a sales call where we both guess. Fifteen minutes of structured questions tells us more about whether we can help than an hour of conversation, and it leaves you with something useful even if you never speak to us again.
The most useful part is the "no"
Every audit comes back with a list of things not to automate: processes that change too often, volumes too low to matter, and decisions where a confident wrong answer is expensive. That list usually saves more money than the recommendations do.
[ 05 — STACK ]
What we build it with
Chosen because they are boring, well supported and easy to hire for. Nothing here will be abandoned next year.
- Claude
- OpenAI
- n8n
- Python
- PostgreSQL
[ 08 — FAQ ]
AI Audit: questions people ask
[ 09 — ALSO IN THIS PILLAR ]
Related services
Let's talk about ai audit.
Tell us the problem. We will tell you what we would build, what it costs and how long it takes — before you commit to anything.