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AI Readiness Check

How AI-ready is your company?

Find out in 90 seconds.

8 questions, one per screen. Your score appears the moment you finish, with no email required.

What gets measured

PeopleWhether the people in the business can use AI and judge what it gives back.
ProcessWhether the work is defined well enough to be handed to anything, human or not.
DataWhether you can reach your own information, and whether it agrees with itself.
SystemsWhether your tools can act on each other without a person in the middle.

1 of 8

How much of your team actually uses AI in their daily work?

Nobody, or one or two people experimenting on their ownA handful of enthusiasts, with no shared practiceMost teams use it for some tasks, unevenlyIt is a normal part of how most roles work

2 of 8

When AI produces something, can your team tell whether it is right?

We would mostly have to take it on trustOne or two people can judge it, the rest cannotMost reviewers can spot obvious errorsWe have review criteria and people trained to apply them

3 of 8

Are your core workflows written down anywhere?

They live in people’s headsSome are documented, most are folkloreThe important ones are documented and roughly currentDocumented, versioned, and someone owns keeping them true

4 of 8

Who decides what AI may and may not be used for?

Nobody has decided, so people improviseThere is an informal understanding, nothing writtenThere is a written policy, patchily followedClear policy, a named owner, and a route to approve new uses

5 of 8

If you needed last quarter’s operational data, how long would it take to get?

Weeks, and somebody would have to ask aroundDays, through whoever knows where it livesHours, with an export or twoMinutes, from somewhere anyone with access can query

6 of 8

Ask two departments for the same number. Do you get the same answer?

Almost certainly not, and we would argue about itRoughly the same, with gaps nobody can explainUsually the same, definitions mostly agreedSame number, same definition, one system of record

7 of 8

Do your main systems pass information to each other without a person in between?

People move data between them by handA few brittle connections, plus spreadsheetsThe main systems are integrated, the edges are manualMost systems have APIs we actually use, and they are wired up

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How much repetitive work runs without anyone touching it?

Essentially noneA few scheduled reports and email rulesSeveral real workflows run unattendedAutomation is the default and people handle exceptions

Your result

AI Readiness Score

out of 100

Where the score comes from

Want to know what’s holding your score back?

The score tells you where you stand. The full report tells you why, and what to do about it first.

Your biggest readiness gaps, named
The top 3 priorities, in order
Where AI can create value for you now, before the gaps close
The path from your stage to the next one

One step to your report

Where should the report go?

Your report appears on the next screen either way. This is so we have the same one in front of us if you reply.

Last thing, and it is optional

What’s your role?

The findings are the same either way. This changes which of them the report leads with.

Your AI Readiness Report

out of 100.

Your biggest constraint

Top priorities, in order

Where AI can create value now

Your path to the next stage

Category detail

The one ask on this page

Thirty minutes on your constraint. You keep the plan either way.

You have the diagnosis now. What you do not have is the order to do it in, and the order is the part that costs real money to get wrong.

You leave the call with

A written sequence for your constraint, in the order that unblocks everything downstream.
The items on your priority list we would tell you not to do yet, and why. Usually one of the three.
What fixing it in-house would take against what it takes with us. Both, before you decide anything.
All of it in writing, yours to keep, whether you work with us or never speak to us again.

If we cannot name something worth doing in the first fifteen minutes, we will say so and give you the other fifteen back. We would rather lose an afternoon than sell you a project that should not exist.

The constraint does not wait. Every process still living in someone’s head, and every number two departments disagree about, gets more expensive the larger you grow around it.

Phone (optional)

Only if you would rather we called. Email works fine.

Review my score with Vedfoundry

Thirty minutes against a plan you keep. That is the whole trade.

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