Your top 3 AI opportunities, scored by the AI Foundation Audit

Because we removed everything you don't need — and we used AI to do it.

No on-site workshops. No 90-minute discovery calls. No senior-partner hours on your invoice. We productised the audit methodology with AI itself: same rigour, automated execution, consistent output every time.

This is what AI looks like in real business — efficiency and cost savings, delivered. We're not selling theory. We're selling our own working example.

That's where the roughly 90% saving comes from.

For the one question this audit answers — where AI fits your business and what each opportunity is worth — yes. It is purpose-built for that outcome and focuses precisely on what matters for your specific business. The methodology is dynamic: it adapts to your answers as you complete the wizard, and every quantitative output — ROI, payback periods, savings estimates — is calculated from those answers by a fixed formula built on industry benchmarks and current best practice in AI implementation. The calculation is shown in the report itself, so any number can be checked and reproduced.

A traditional audit takes 6–12 weeks and is fixed at the date it was written. Our methodology is versioned and maintained: when benchmarks or best practice move, the change lands in the next release.

The output is not randomly generated. The audit combines a structured analytical framework with AI technology, and every input is processed through a proprietary scoring model that quantifies automation potential. It rests on a deterministic methodology with transparent logic.

No — none. The audit is designed to identify key AI implementation opportunities without meetings or phone calls: a structured wizard plus explicit scoring analysis does the work. That protects your time — and it is a key reason we can deliver within 24 hours at a fraction of traditional consulting cost. If you have specific questions during or after the audit, email us.

Yes. The methodology is sector-agnostic — it works for manufacturing, services, retail, IT and beyond — because it assesses 40 standardised SMB process types: finance, customer service, HR, sales, operations, IT support and more. It adapts to your processes, not the other way around.

You. The wizard is designed for managers who understand the business, not the technology. Your IT team enters the picture with the Implementation Brief — that part is built for them.

Yes. The audit deliverables include an Implementation Brief — a detailed technical specification designed for your internal IT team. It covers system requirements, data flows, integration points, security controls and 2–3 alternative tech stacks per process. If the capability exists in-house, no external vendor is required.

The Implementation Brief still works for you. Share it directly with implementation partners or external developers: it is detailed enough for them to quote accurately without you re-explaining your business from scratch.

You still get a complete report. Even if no process scores high enough to automate right now, the audit delivers a ranked map of every process we scored, the volume thresholds at which each one becomes worth automating (so you know exactly when to revisit), and a starting point built around AI tools you can adopt today. And the 100% money-back guarantee stands — if the audit identifies no relevant area suited to automation, we start the refund ourselves and you pay nothing.

The audit requires no personal data and no access to your systems. Sensitive financial questions — wage and rate figures — are voluntary: you never have to provide them, and absent values fall back to pre-computed per-country defaults. We collect process information, process it securely, and never use it to train AI models or share it with third parties.

No. AI Priority Map is not a certification body and the audit is not a conformity assessment. The methodology is inspired by ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework — those frameworks keep the scoring rigorous and the recommendations responsible — but what you receive is a business report: your top three AI opportunities, the savings maths behind each, and a phased implementation plan. If you need formal certification or a legal compliance review, you'll need a certification body or legal advisor.

Yes. The EU AI Act is already in force. Its obligations arrive in stages — general-purpose AI duties have applied since August 2025, and the high-risk requirements phase in through December 2027. While the audit is not a legal compliance tool, its method follows published international practice for responsible AI, so you start from a structured picture of where AI sits in your business. For a full legal review, consult a legal advisor.

Yes — and that's a structural advantage of our online format. The methodology, its frameworks and its industry benchmarks are versioned and maintained, and each release carries the changes since the last one — you receive the current version, not a document written months ago. Traditional consulting reports are fixed at the date they were written; sometimes the recommended technology stack is already obsolete by the time implementation starts. We avoid this risk by design.

Ranges are fine. The wizard is built for estimates, not precise figures — the scoring is designed to work from ranges, and every question shows context examples. You do not need to dig up exact data to get an accurate result.