Glossary · Strategy
noun
A structured review of where AI can help a business, team by team, ending in a prioritised list of opportunities, risks and first steps. It is the usual starting point for an AI strategy.
In practice
An AI audit looks at how a business actually works, team by team, and asks where AI could save time, improve quality or open up something new. It ends with a prioritised list rather than a vague report: which opportunities to do first, what each needs, the risks to manage and roughly what it will cost. It is the step that stops a business buying tools before it knows what it wants them for.
Book an AI auditTypically: conversations with each team about their work, a map of AI opportunities scored for impact and effort, a review of data and security needs, recommended tools and plans, and a phased roadmap starting with quick wins.
From AI curious to AI capable
Start with an audit. You will know exactly where AI fits, what to do first and what it should give back. Your report looks something like this.
Prepared for
your business
What Claude can really do
Contents
Every opportunity mapped, scored and turned into a costed Claude roadmap.