Now that you have scored the main areas of your business, ask yourself two questions: Where is the pain highest? Which problems would create the most cost savings if fixed?
For each of your top 3 problem areas, answer the questions below. If an area gets 3 or more Yes answers, it is usually a good candidate for an AI pilot.
Priority Area 1
The process repeats often
The input already exists in a system, spreadsheet, inbox, call log, or document
The output is predictable enough to standardize
Faster response or better visibility would create real business value
A human can review exceptions instead of doing everything manually
Priority Area 2
The process repeats often
The input already exists in a system, spreadsheet, inbox, call log, or document
The output is predictable enough to standardize
Faster response or better visibility would create real business value
A human can review exceptions instead of doing everything manually
Priority Area 3
The process repeats often
The input already exists in a system, spreadsheet, inbox, call log, or document
The output is predictable enough to standardize
Faster response or better visibility would create real business value
A human can review exceptions instead of doing everything manually
Your Results
Total audit score
0/50
Highest pain areas
Section-by-section scores
AI-fit score for each area
Your top 3 opportunity areas
Recommended first pilot
Good First AI Pilots
Usually look like
Repetitive weekly or daily work
Slow roll-up reporting
Repeated admin or support questions
Location-by-location content adaptation
Exception spotting, summaries, and follow-up workflows
Not the best first pilots
One-off strategic work
Messy processes with no clear owner
Tasks with no usable data source
Work where every output is fully custom
High-risk tasks with no review step
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