Self-assessment · ~3 minutes · Private to your browser
A short, indicative self-assessment of how ready your organization is to run AI on regulated data — across four dimensions an auditor or board would ask about: how you use AI, your governance maturity, whether your evidence holds up, and your regulated-data exposure. It mirrors the workflow exposure map a Workflow Opportunity Map produces, in a form you can run yourself.
Your answers are scored in your browser and are not transmitted. This is a self-assessment signal and an input to a Workflow Opportunity Map — not a compliance certification or audit.
Your readiness profile
The engagement behind that list: the Workflow Opportunity Map.
How to read your result
An indicative read of your regulated-AI posture across usage, governance, evidence, and exposure — the same dimensions a Workflow Opportunity Map examines, in a form you can run in three minutes. It points to where the audit risk tends to concentrate and what a real engagement would examine.
Not a compliance certification, an audit, or a legal opinion. It does not inspect your systems and cannot make you compliant. It scores only the answers you give, in your browser. The work of proving your posture to a regulator is the engagement itself — this just shows you where to start.
FAQ
No. It is an indicative self-assessment that scores the answers you provide. It does not inspect your systems, it is not an audit or a legal opinion, and it does not make your organization compliant. It is meant to show you where your regulated-AI posture likely stands and what a Workflow Opportunity Map would examine.
Nowhere. The assessment scores your answers locally in your browser. To request a Workflow Opportunity Map, use the intake form on the contact page. The Site does not transmit your answers; do not send regulated data through the intake form.
From your answers across four dimensions: how you use AI, your governance maturity, whether your evidence is independently verifiable, and the sensitivity of the data and frameworks involved. Governance and evidence drive the readiness tier; data sensitivity, sector, and framework breadth drive the exposure level. The result names the answers that drove it, so the logic is transparent — fitting for a firm whose product is verifiable evidence.
Use the profile as an input to a Workflow Opportunity Map. The map examines one workflow, its systems and data boundaries, decision rights, measured baseline, and success criteria before any later work is proposed.
Next step
Whatever your result, the next move is the same: bring one blocked or high-cost workflow into a Workflow Opportunity Map. The map establishes the current state, measured baseline, operating constraints, and a go, reshape, or stop decision.