The Check
You implemented AI.
Not much happened.
You are not the only one, and it is almost never the tool's fault.
Whatever you implemented was probably fine.
The reason nobody can tell you what it did is that nobody wrote down what things looked like before it arrived. Without that, there is nothing to measure against. That is not a knock on the tool and it is not a knock on your team. It is a missing measurement, and it is the first thing we fix.
Twelve questions.
Answer honestly. It is nobody's business but yours. Your full reading appears the moment you finish, free, with nothing held back.
0 of 12 answered
Score: 0 of 36
The people who were supposed to use it are still using it.
Someone on the team can tell me a specific story about time they got back.
Work that starts in the tool gets finished in the tool.
We wrote down what the process looked like before we brought it in.
One person owns making it work.
New hires are trained on it as part of onboarding.
The output actually gets used, not just produced.
We can point to a number that changed.
When it does something wrong, somebody tells us.
It handles the messy cases, not just the clean ones.
It is part of how the work gets done, not an extra step on top.
If we switched it off tomorrow, people would complain.
No selling, before or after. We give you the information. You make the decision.
