Agentic AI Automation

AI Automation Assessment

Find which workflows to automate first, and where AI will save your business the most time and cost, before anything is built.

AI Automation Assessment

What AI Automation Assessment Covers.

Every automation we build starts here. We spend time with the teams who do the work, map how requests, documents and data move through your business, and measure where manual effort is costing you the most. You get a clear, prioritised automation plan — what AI agents should take on first, and what should stay with people — before any development starts.

The Seven Steps of an Assessment

A structured look at how your business runs today, before anything is built.

  1. 1

    Understand Your Operations

    How work moves across departments, who owns what, and where the pressure points are.

  2. 2

    Map Key Workflows

    The real sequence of steps for the processes that matter, including the spreadsheets and workarounds.

  3. 3

    Identify Repetitive Work

    Tasks that happen often, follow recognisable rules and involve reading or re-typing information.

  4. 4

    Review Systems and Data

    Which systems hold the data a workflow needs, and how they can be reached safely.

  5. 5

    Score Each Opportunity

    Value, complexity, data readiness and risk, compared on the same scale.

  6. 6

    Recommend AI Use Cases

    The workflows worth starting with, and the ones that should stay with people.

  7. 7

    Plan the First Deployment

    Scope, integrations, approval points and how success will be measured.

The Assessment Pack

What you receive at the end, yours to keep whether or not we build anything next.

Workflow Maps

Step-by-step maps of the workflows reviewed, including people, documents and systems involved.

Opportunity Scorecard

Each workflow scored and ranked, with the reasoning behind every score.

System & Data Inventory

The systems and data sources each workflow depends on, and how they can be accessed.

Recommended First Automation

A scoped proposal for the first workflow: what AI agents do, what people do, and where approvals sit.

Integration Approach

How the AI would connect to your ERP, CRM, email and other systems, agreed with your IT team.

Success Measures

The measures we will use to judge whether the deployment is working.

Who Should Be in the Room

The assessment works best with a small group who know how the work really happens.

Most sessions are a few hours per department, not weeks of workshops.

  • An operations or business head
  • Leads for the departments being reviewed
  • People who do the work day to day
  • Whoever owns your ERP, CRM and IT systems
  • A finance or budget decision-maker
  • Anyone who approves customer-facing output

Assessment First vs. Pilot First

Jumping straight to a pilotStarting with an assessment
Starts from a technology someone wants to try
Starts from the work that consumes your team’s time
Success is judged by whether the demo impressed
Success measures are agreed before anything is built
Integration questions surface late
Systems and data access are reviewed up front
Human approval is added as an afterthought
Approval points are designed into the plan

What Happens After

Three honest outcomes. All of them are useful.

Most common

Start With One Workflow

Deploy AI into the highest-scoring workflow first.

  • Clear scope and success measures
  • Approval steps agreed with your team
  • Expand once it proves itself

Prepare Your Systems First

Some workflows need data or integration groundwork before AI can help.

  • Clean up key data sources
  • Add missing integrations
  • Revisit AI once the foundation is ready

Not the Right Time

Sometimes the honest answer is that AI isn’t the right fix yet.

  • You keep the full assessment
  • Process improvements you can act on
  • No obligation to build anything

Assessment Questions

Who from our side needs to be involved?

A sponsor who owns the outcome, the people who actually do the work in the workflows we review, and someone from IT who knows your systems. Most of the time we need is with the people doing the work.

What if AI isn't the right answer for a workflow?

We'll say so. Sometimes a simpler automation, a software change or a process fix is the better answer — and because we also build websites, apps and custom software, we can recommend and deliver that instead.

How long does the assessment take?

It depends on how many teams and workflows are in scope. We agree the scope and timeline with you before we start.

What do we get at the end?

Workflow maps, a prioritised list of opportunities, and a scoped recommendation for the first deployment — including integrations, approval points and how success will be measured.

Talk to Us About AI Automation Assessment

Tell us what you're working on. We'll scope it with you, be honest about what it involves, and suggest the right way to deliver it.