AI Ops Expert

AI Readiness Assessment

If it isn't documented, it can't be automated.

No SOPs, no documented workflows, and data trapped in silos: that's where AI projects stall. Find out where your operations stand in ten questions.

Why it matters

The tools are not the hard part

These are surveys and forecasts, mostly of larger companies. The pattern holds at every size: automation multiplies whatever process it is given. Clear, documented processes get faster. Unclear ones get louder.

Free self-check

Is your operation ready for AI?

Ten questions across five areas: written SOPs, mapped workflows, connected data, systems, and ownership. Your lowest area matters as much as your total, because AI stalls on the weakest link.

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Area 1 of 5

Written SOPs

AI can only follow steps that exist in writing.

Could a new hire run your core processes from written instructions alone?
When someone is out or leaves, what happens to the process they ran?

Area 2 of 5

Mapped workflows

Automating an unclear process just makes the confusion faster.

Can you name the steps, owner, and handoffs of your top three workflows (lead to cash, order to delivery, request to resolution)?
Do you know how the odd cases that break the normal flow get handled?

Area 3 of 5

Connected data

Data locked in silos means AI works from half the picture, or the wrong picture.

Where does the information your team needs actually live?
Do you trust your numbers, and does someone own their accuracy?

Area 4 of 5

Systems & handoffs

If people retype data between tools, automation has nothing to plug into.

How does information move between your tools?
If you wanted software to read from or update your key tools, could it?

Area 5 of 5

Ownership & control

Automations without owners and checks drift, and nobody notices until a customer does.

Who decides what AI is allowed to do in your business?
How would you know an automation was quietly getting things wrong?

Answer all 10 questions to see your result.

The full assessment

What you get from the AI Ops Diagnostic

2 weeks, fixed fee. From $2,500. The self-check gives you a direction. The diagnostic gives you a plan.

  • Readiness scorecard

    Current state against the state each automation needs, scored area by area.

  • Gap list

    What has to be written down, mapped, or connected before each workflow can be automated.

  • Workflow opportunity map

    Your workflows ranked by impact, risk, and effort. Not everything should be automated.

  • Baselines

    Time per task, cost per unit, and error rate, so results can be measured against your own numbers.

  • Governance baseline

    Owners, an approval matrix, and a check for AI tools your team already uses on their own.

  • 90-day roadmap

    Fix the foundations, pilot one workflow, then scale, in that order.

Get the AI Readiness Assessment for your business.

A 20-minute operations call. We look at where your team's hours go, what's written down, and whether AI is the right fix yet.