Free assessment · about 5 minutes

Find out where AI actually pays back in your business

Eighteen questions about how you operate today. You get a scored report covering where you are exposed, what to fix first, and in what order — written for your situation, not a generic PDF.

  • A score across strategy, governance, operations and data
  • Three or four prioritised actions with a time horizon
  • No sales call required to see the result

0 of 18 answered

Part 1 of 4

Strategy & ownership

Who owns AI here, and is there a plan behind the spending.

  1. 01 Who is accountable for AI in your business today?
  2. 02 How clear is your plan for where AI should be applied?
  3. 03 Does AI have visible backing from your leadership team? Not enthusiasm — a decision-maker who will unblock things and defend the budget.
  4. 04 Is there budget allocated to AI this year?
  5. 05 Can you say what AI has returned so far?
Part 2 of 4

Governance & risk

Whether you could answer a client or regulator asking how you govern AI.

  1. 06 Do you have a written policy for how staff may use AI tools? Including which tools are approved and what data may be entered into them.
  2. 07 Do you know which AI tools your team is actually using?
  3. 08 Do you know which data-protection regime applies to you? Onshore UAE falls under the federal PDPL; DIFC and ADGM entities have their own.
  4. 09 Are your approved AI tools on business terms, with training disabled? Most consumer tiers train on your inputs by default. Business tiers usually do not.
  5. 10 If an AI tool produced something wrong that reached a client, what happens?
Part 3 of 4

Operations & delivery

Where time and enquiries are actually leaking today.

  1. 11 What happens to an enquiry that arrives outside business hours?
  2. 12 How quickly does a new enquiry get a first response, typically?
  3. 13 How much of your team’s week goes on repetitive, rules-based work?
  4. 14 Are the processes you would want to automate actually written down? An agent can only follow a process that someone can describe.
Part 4 of 4

Data & systems

Whether your systems could support what you want to build.

  1. 15 How well connected are the systems that hold your customer data?
  2. 16 Could you trust your systems to answer a customer correctly right now? For example: is your stock, availability or pricing data reliable enough to quote from?
  3. 17 Do your core systems have APIs or integrations available?
  4. 18 Could you say today which channel produces your paying customers?

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