AI Audit
Understand the opportunities and recommended actions
- Includes
- The opportunity assessment
- You receive
- Priorities, findings and recommendations
- Duration
- Two weeks
- Fee
- Fixed fee
Two ways to start
Choose the outcome you want
For business owners and leaders exploring whether AI can help them grow, improve operations, or expand what they offer. You may be curious about the possibilities, unsure where to start, or ready to evaluate an idea or pilot.
Included in both
We understand your business, compare opportunities by potential value, feasibility, data readiness and risk, and explain our recommendations.
AI Enablement Sprint
Assess the opportunities and test one through a prototype
- Includes
- The opportunity assessment
- You receive
- Assessment, prototype, test results and a practical 90-day plan
- Duration
- 2–4 weeks
- Fee
- Fixed fee
Neither engagement requires the other. Either can lead directly into a pilot or implementation project — see what comes next.
Method
How we choose where to focus.
Both engagements use the same assessment. Four questions decide what we recommend, and in the Sprint, what we test.
More AI was never the goal — a real edge is. We find where AI gives you one, and tell you where it won't.
Four questions behind our recommendations
Is the opportunity worth pursuing?
We assess the potential benefit, effort, business importance, and how success would be measured. If it isn’t worthwhile, we stop or consider another opportunity.
Yes ↓
Is AI the right approach?
We compare AI with simpler options and recommend what fits the work.
YES · AI
If so, how much should it do on its own?We identify what AI can handle, what needs approval, and where people stay in control.
NO · SIMPLER APPROACH
Choose a process change or automationImprove the process or automate repeatable steps without AI.
Either approach ↓
What controls are needed before putting the approach into use?
We recommend checks appropriate to the work. In the Sprint, we also set boundaries for prototype testing.
AI Audit
How the Audit works
- Length
- Two weeks from kickoff
- Fee
- Fixed fee
- Result
- Findings and recommendations
How we work together
We agree the assessment areas with you. You provide relevant information and join conversations and a findings review.
The Audit concludes with findings and recommended next steps, without building a prototype.
What you receive
- Prioritized opportunities. The opportunities assessed, ranked by potential value, feasibility, and risk.
- Recommendations and rationale. What to pursue or rule out, why, and whether AI, straightforward automation, or a process change fits best.
- Readiness and risk considerations. Gaps in data, systems or ways of working that could affect the opportunities, and questions to resolve before implementation.
- Recommended next steps. Practical actions to address the gaps and investigate the most promising opportunities further.
The Sprint
How the Sprint works
- Length
- 2–4 weeks from kickoff, depending on scope
- Fee
- Fixed fee
- Result
- A working proof and a practical 90-day plan
How we work together
The Sprint starts with conversations about your business and a review of relevant documents and sample data. We compare opportunities with you, choose one, then build and test a focused prototype.
You bring knowledge of the work, usable sample data, and time to review the results. We confirm the scope, inputs and kickoff date when scheduling the Sprint.
What the working proof shows
A working proof is an early version of a solution, built and tested with examples from your business. You see the idea in action and use the test results to decide your next steps.
The proof may use AI or straightforward automation, depending on what fits the work. Preparing it for everyday use is a separate next step.
Sprint deliverables
What you leave with
01
Assessment and priorities
The opportunities considered, our recommendations and rationale, and why we selected one workflow to test.
02
A working proof and test results
The prototype, test results against agreed success measures, and known limitations. A baseline comparison is included where suitable data is available.
03
Operating rules
Boundaries for the prototype: what it may do, what needs human approval, and what it must not access or change.
04
A practical 90-day plan
Priorities informed by the test results, including what needs further work and the next steps toward everyday use.
Next steps
From findings to implementation
Either engagement can lead directly into a pilot or implementation project. Where further testing is needed, we can include it in that project’s scope.
Use the findings and results to plan your next steps with us, your own people, or another provider. We can help with implementation, training and AI leadership; for selected workflows, we can also manage ongoing operation.
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Do I need an AI project in mind?
No. Identifying and assessing opportunities is part of both engagements. Bring your business goals, questions or an idea you want to explore.
Does every workflow need AI?
No. We’ll tell you where AI doesn’t belong before we tell you where it does. Sometimes the right answer is a process change or straightforward automation. We choose the approach around the work.