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Stage 02 of 04 · AI readiness assessment

Prepare
assess readiness.

Know what has to be in place before a pilot. A readiness assessment, usage guidelines drafted with you, and a recommendation for the first pilot.

The problem

Unclear whether people, processes, data and accounts are ready for a pilot.

What happens

How the prepare stage runs

  1. A review of skills and confidence

  2. Mapping where work would change

  3. What data can and cannot be shared, and which accounts to use

How the readiness check works

Gaps become an actionable readiness plan.

The chosen opportunity is checked against people, process, data and access. Each gap becomes an action with an owner, so the pilot starts on solid ground.

  1. Opportunity

    Proposal first drafts

    • Sales team, six people
    • Uses client documents
    • Weekly volume: high
  2. Readiness checks

    • People: training planned (Checked)
    • Process: review step agreed (Checked)
    • Data: client info in scope (Action needed)
    • Access: move to work accounts (Action needed)
  3. Readiness plan

    1. Move to work accounts · IT · 2 wks
    2. Client-data rule · Legal · 1 wk
    3. Foundations training · Sales lead
    4. Pilot starts when 1–2 are done

Illustrative example A prepared demonstration of the workflow you learn. It is not live AI output, and the names and figures are examples.

What you receive

A readiness assessment, usage guidelines drafted with you, and a recommendation for the first pilot.

Sample deliverable · Readiness assessment Illustrative
AreaStatusAction
PeopleMixed confidenceFoundations training for pilot group
ProcessDocumentedAgree review step
DataCustomer data in scopeUse work accounts only
AccessPersonal accounts in useMove to managed accounts

Engagement

How we get started.

  1. 01

    Conversation

    Tell us about your organisation, the work involved and what you want to achieve.

  2. 02

    Proposal

    We suggest a scope, timing and price for you to consider.

  3. 03

    Work begins

    Nothing starts until you have agreed the proposal.