AI-readiness check
How ready is this task for AI?
Answer a few questions about one task, the information it uses and who would own the result. You’ll see a readiness result and a practical next step.
It’s a self-assessment, so the result reflects your answers and nobody checks them against your systems. You see it straight away, and an email is only needed if you want the plan sent to you.
The statements
0 of 10 answered- 01
We can name one task that comes back every week, takes real hours and follows roughly the same steps each time.
Needed for a first build
- 02
How that task is done is written down, or one person could walk someone new through it from start to finish.
- 03
The information that task needs lives in software, such as a CRM, a shared drive, email or a database, rather than on paper or in someone’s head.
- 04
We can export that information or reach it through an API, and we’re allowed to use it this way.
Needed for a first build
- 05
We have real past examples, such as emails, tickets or documents, that show what a good result looks like.
- 06
We know what we’d measure to call it a success, such as hours per week, response time or errors caught.
- 07
One person on our side would own the result, decide what good enough looks like and sign off changes.
Needed for a first build
- 08
We’ve agreed which decisions stay with a person, even when AI prepares them.
- 09
Most of the team already uses an AI tool such as ChatGPT, Copilot or Gemini in their weekly work.
- 10
We have written rules on what staff may and may not put into AI tools, such as client or personal data.
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