Answer
A weekly sales summary pilot ran but never scaled. Data 2, people 2, approval 1, sponsor 3.
Start · Stage 1 of 5
Ten questions, about 10 minutes. Score your readiness on data, people, approval, and sponsor. Leave with one first move, the stage that delivers it, and a starter governance checklist.
Who it is for
The first spend, a restart after a pilot that stalled, or a response to a competitor that has moved.
The problem it solves: most first AI moves are picked by guesswork. The budget goes to the loudest idea, and the pilot stalls on something nobody checked: the data, the people, the approval path, or the sponsor. Start checks those four first, from your own answers, before you commit capital.
Your situation, your role and sector, where AI could help first, what success looks like in 90 days, and one question each on data, people, approval, and sponsor. No uploads and no money figures.
What you receive
Buy Size, Scan, or Score within 30 days of your Start purchase and pay the difference only. The step-up offer appears inside your Start workspace.
If you go on to Score, your Start answers fill its first page.
Worked example
Fictional retail operations lead. It illustrates the method only. It is not a customer result.
A weekly sales summary pilot ran but never scaled. Data 2, people 2, approval 1, sponsor 3.
Readiness index 50 out of 100: ready with gaps to close. Approval is the factor to fix first.
Build the business case for one AI initiative before asking for budget. Next stage: Size.
The starter checklist marks six of eight controls to create, starting with a written approval path.
Assumptions and limitations
Start scores your own answers. It does not inspect your systems, data, or policies. The governance checklist names gaps from your answers and does not audit them. Score audits governance with evidence.
No professional advice and no guaranteed outcomes. We do not guarantee any commercial, financial, operational, marketing, employment, or regulatory outcome. See Responsible AI and Use of Outputs in the Terms.
No, but the suite is built to run in order. Start tells you which stage to take next.
Only the signed-in account that saved them. Database rules block other accounts.
AI drafts the summary paragraph from your scores. It never sets a score or changes your first move, and you can turn AI help off.
No. Each stage is licensed separately. Start credits US$49 toward one next stage within 30 days.
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