How ready is your business for AI agents?
Ten questions, no signup. You'll get a score out of 30, a read on where you're strong and where you're exposed, and the three moves I'd make next if I were you.
Answer for how things are today, not how you'd like them to be.
Your next three moves
Where you're exposed
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What the three scores mean
Every tier has a sensible next step. None of them is "you're not ready, go away."
0 to 11: Foundation first
You're early, not behind. A lot of your information lives in people's heads and inboxes. The first job is getting it written down and in one place, and AI is good at that job.
12 to 22: Ready to delegate
You have enough structure for agents to do real work now. The gap is time and know-how. This is the sweet spot for a fractional AI manager: there's a list, and nobody has time to work it.
23 to 30: Ready to scale
You're ahead of most small businesses. The opportunity is volume: more of the list handled every week, more tools wired together, and first drafts of almost everything.
What the quiz is really measuring
The ten questions look at four things that decide whether AI agents will help you or just make noise.
How much work there is to hand off. If nobody spends real hours on repetitive computer work, there's not much for an agent to take. Questions 1, 5 and 9 cover this, including how fast new leads hear back and whether you'd know what to do with the time you get back.
Whether your information is in usable shape. Agents work from your data and your instructions. Customer info scattered across inboxes, and processes that only live in someone's head, slow everything down. Questions 2, 3 and 6 cover this. The fix is often a great first agent job: cleaning up the CRM or writing the SOPs.
Whether access is safe to give. Question 7 asks who owns your logins. If a former employee or vendor set up your accounts, sort that out before anyone, human or AI, gets access. My security page explains how I handle it.
How you and your team feel about it. Questions 4 and 8 look at where AI already shows up and how comfortable you are with it near customers. Nervous is a fine answer. It just means we start with internal work and let the results earn trust.
Question 10, your software count, works the other way from what you might expect: more subscriptions means more for agents to connect and more to cut, so it raises the score.
Questions about the readiness score
Is a low score bad news?
No. It's a to-do list. Most of the things that lower your score (scattered logins, nothing written down, no weekly numbers) are cheap to fix, and several are good first jobs for an agent.
Why does having more software subscriptions raise my score?
More tools means more places where data gets copied by hand, and more subscriptions worth questioning. Both are work an agent can take on. The SaaS cut sheet is a good next read if you ticked "no idea."
Do you save my answers?
The quiz runs in your browser. Your answers are only sent if you fill out the form and press send, so I can reply with a 30-day plan.
I scored high. Do I still need help?
Maybe not. If you have the time and the know-how in-house, the three moves in your results are a solid plan. If the problem is that nobody has time to work the list, that's what I do.
Want me to turn your score into a 30-day plan?
Book 30 minutes and bring your score and your two weakest answers. No pitch. You'll leave with a plan either way.