Is your business ready for AI? Find out on one call.
An AI readiness assessment checks the four things that decide whether AI will work: the work itself, the information behind it, the tools it runs in and the people who own it. Ours is free and ends with the first thing to build.
A clear yes or not yet for each piece of work, and the first project ranked by what it is worth.
What is an AI readiness assessment?
An AI readiness assessment looks at one piece of work at a time and asks whether AI can do it reliably today. Is the work repeatable? Is the information it needs written down and easy to reach? Do the tools connect? Does a person own the result? Most companies aren't there yet: in BCG's October 2024 survey of 1,000 executives, only 26% had built the capabilities to move AI past proofs of concept. FlowChainLabs runs this assessment free, on a strategy call or through the Leak Report, and ends it with the first thing worth building.
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- The work
- Repeatable, frequent and with a clear finish line?
- The information
- Written down, current and reachable by the tools?
- The tools
- Able to connect, or retyped by hand between them?
- The people
- Someone who owns the result and approves what carries risk?
- What you leave with
- Each piece of work marked ready or not yet, and the first project ranked by value.
- How to start
- Schedule a free strategy call, or get a free Leak Report.Schedule a strategy call
Part of AI Transformation
This work runs as AI Transformation: the 60-Day Transformation, then AI Operations every month.
Should you take an online AI quiz, pay for a consultant's report or do a working session?
A quiz tells you how your answers compare. A paid consultant gives you a report. A working session walks one real process and ends with what to build first, which is the part that changes the work.
| Question | An online quiz | A paid consultant's report | Our free working session |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it looks at | Your answers to general questions. | Interviews and documents. | One real process, step by step. |
| What you get | A score. | A report and recommendations. | Each step marked ready or not yet, and the first project. |
| What happens next | You decide what the score means. | A second contract to build anything. | The same team can build it and keep it running. |
| Choose it when | You want a quick sense of where you stand. | A board or lender needs a formal report. | You want AI doing real work, starting with one process. |
What does an AI readiness assessment check?
The same four, plus what a wrong answer would cost, for each piece of work.
- How often the work happens and whether it follows the same steps each time.
- Where the information it needs lives, and whether it is current.
- Which tools it touches, and whether they can share data.
- Who owns the result, and who must approve what.
- What a wrong answer would cost, and how it would be caught.
What are the signs a business is ready for AI?
The work is counted, written down and owned.
- You can say how many requests, orders or calls come in each week.
- The steps for the work are written down, or one person can walk through them.
- The information lives in systems, not only in people's heads.
- A manager will own the result and check it.
What should a business fix before AI goes in?
The basics: write the steps down, put the information in one place and name an owner. Those fixes pay off on their own, and they turn a not yet into a yes.
What happens after the assessment?
You get the first project, ranked by what it is worth, and a written proposal if you want us to build it. The same team then sets it up in your tools, trains the people who use it and keeps it running.
Rather write than call?
Tell us what you need: the calls you're missing, a process that costs you money, or data you need to share without personal details. We reply by email within one business day, and you do not need to book a call first.
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Questions owners ask
Is the AI readiness assessment really free?
Yes. The strategy call and the Leak Report are both free, and you keep what you learn whether or not we build anything.
What should we bring?
One process you want fixed, a rough count of how often it happens and the person who knows it best.
Will you tell us if we are not ready?
Yes, and what to fix first. Often the first step is writing the process down, not buying anything.
Do you assess the whole company at once?
No. We start with one piece of work so the answer is specific, then move to the next.
Who should join the call?
The person who owns the result and the person who does the work. Both see things the other misses.
How do we start?
Schedule a free strategy call, or start with a free Leak Report of where your business loses leads and hours.
Find out what AI should take over first.
A free strategy call: we walk one real process with you and show whether AI is ready to take it on.
