The pain, named
- Every AI plan starts from a process description nobody has verified
- Automation pilots fail on exceptions that only one person knew about
- Nobody can say which processes are actually understood well enough to hand to an agent
Solutions · AI Readiness, What's Safe to Automate
Document before you automate. Then automate what survived documentation.
When it comes up: "We need an AI plan", and no map to build it on.
How the map answers it
The diagnostic maps processes with evidence tiers and confidence bands, which is exactly the input an automation decision needs. Processes with verified, stable claims are candidates; the rest get documented first.
What you walk away with
An AI-readiness shortlist: what's safe to automate now, what needs documentation first, and the evidence behind each classification.
Bring the fear to a thirty-minute call.
We'll tell you honestly whether the diagnostic answers it, and what it costs if it does.