AI Readiness Scorecard for Australian business

The scorecard above takes about a minute. It is the fastest honest read we can give you on whether AI is worth your time right now, and if so, where to point it first.

What it actually measures

It measures opportunity, not how advanced you are. The questions zero in on the places AI reliably pays for itself in an Australian small business: enquiries that go to voicemail, hours swallowed by repetitive admin, leads and quotes that never get followed up, and information scattered across spreadsheets and inboxes. The more of that you have, the higher your score, because there is more for an agent to take off your plate.

Why the bottleneck question matters most

The final question, your single biggest bottleneck, drives the recommendation. That is deliberate. It is the same move we make on a paid audit: rather than boil the ocean, we name the one agent that fixes your most expensive problem first, prove the value, then expand. Answering enquiries points to an AI Front Desk; chasing leads points to an AI Lead Engine; back-office load points to AI Bookkeeping Assist; content points to the AI Content Engine.

A score is a start, not a quote

The number is a sanity check, not a commitment. The real plan comes from looking at your actual stack and workflows. If your result is useful, the next step is a free 30-minute audit, where we confirm the opportunity in real numbers and AUD. If you would rather hand the whole thing over, that is what a managed AI department is for.