AI Readiness Assessment

See where AI fits in your business, and what to point it at first.

A quick, no-pressure check of where your team is today and the next step toward a workflow AI can actually move. Seven plain-language questions, no jargon, no wrong answers.

Designed For

Anyone exploring AI

Owners and operators forming a point of view on AI — no technical background needed.

What it gauges

How much you've used AI, how your leaders see it, how reachable your information is, and how ready you feel to try something.

Question 1 of 7 / Hands-on experience

How would you describe your team's hands-on experience with AI tools so far?

About 2 minutes

Progress

Answered

0/7

There are no wrong answers. The score is just a map of where you are today.

Reference Model

Where teams are on the AI journey

See the deployment process

Level 01

Curious

AI is on the radar. The team is starting to ask what it could mean for the business.

Level 02

Experimenting

A few people are trying AI tools for their own tasks and forming opinions.

Level 03

Literate

The team can talk about AI in concrete terms, not just headlines.

Level 04

Aligned

Leadership shares a realistic view of where AI could and could not help.

Level 05

Informed

The information AI would need is known and reachable, not stuck in people's heads.

Level 06

Focused

There is a specific, agreed place to use AI first.

Level 07

Piloting

A small, low-risk AI use is being tried with a clear owner.

Level 08

Operating

AI is part of how real work gets done, with simple rules and review.

Assessment FAQ

What this assessment is checking

What does this assessment measure?

It checks where you are with AI: how much your team has actually used it, how clearly your leaders see where it fits, how reachable your information is, whether you can point to a specific place it could help, how you learn about AI, and how comfortable you are with where AI should and shouldn't be trusted.

Do I need to know anything technical to take it?

No. Every question is in plain language and answerable by anyone running or operating a business. There are no trick questions and no jargon.

Is a low score bad?

Not at all. A lower score just means you're earlier in the journey, which is a completely normal place to be. The result gives you a clear, low-pressure next step from wherever you are.