AI Priorities Review
Twenty AI ideas. Budget for three. In about four weeks, both founders go through your operations, your data and the AI you already run, and rank every AI and automation idea by what it returns, how hard it is, whether the data is ready and how risky it is. You get today's numbers to measure against, the gaps in who controls what, and a 90-day plan with an owner for every item.
About 4 weeks from start. Led by Rahul Nath and Arjun Murthy. Fixed fee, agreed before work starts.
Twenty AI ideas. Budget for three. In about four weeks, both founders go through your operations, your data and the AI you already run, and rank every AI and automation idea by what it returns, how hard it is, whether the data is ready and how risky it is. You get today's numbers to measure against, the gaps in who controls what, and a 90-day plan with an owner for every item.
About 4 weeks from start. Led by Rahul Nath and Arjun Murthy. Fixed fee, agreed before work starts.
What you can decide at the end
Know which AI projects to fund, which to stop, and who owns each one, before the next board meeting.
Fit
Before we start
A leadership sponsor with authority over the teams involved.
Access to operating data and to the people who run the main systems.
Walk-throughs with each team involved.
One contact for security and data questions.
If data access runs late, we still finish the review of how the business runs, and the report shows clearly which data we couldn't check.
Week by week
Week 1: Agree the scope
Week 2: Walk the work
Week 3: Score the ideas
Week 4: Decide
Deliverables
Who leads
Co-founder and CEO
Runs the business side: makes sure the change sticks, the numbers add up and people use what gets built.
Co-founder and CTO
Runs the technology side: gets AI, vision and automation out of the demo and into daily use.
Related service: Which AI Projects to Fund
Who needs to agree
About four weeks to a plan your leadership can stand behind. What to fund, what to stop, who owns what, and in what order. Sometimes the best first move is fixing the operation before adding any AI, and the readout will say so.
Each team leader gives one walk-through of two to three hours, plus a few follow-up questions. The sponsor gives about two hours a week.
We read extracts and documents under your access rules. Data is tested for real, and anything we couldn't check is clearly marked.
Every idea is valued from your own cost and revenue figures, with the assumptions in plain view. Buying nothing new is always one of the options.
The report lists the AI already in use and where oversight is thin, mapped to a published framework if you need one.
Commercial
The scope names the fee, what you receive and the start window before any work begins.
Private tool, in your browser
Eighteen questions, private, answers stay in your browser.
Take the AI Readiness AssessmentQuestions
About two hours a week from the sponsor, and one walk-through of two to three hours from the owner of each function, plus a few follow-up questions.
Then you'll know what to fix first, and in what order. That's a useful answer, and far cheaper than learning it from a failed pilot.
No. We don't hold data on other companies, so we won't pretend to rank you. We measure your own numbers as they are today, and every later result is measured against that starting point.
Yes. The Diagnostic is planned to run in about four weeks, and you get the start date before you sign, so you can plan the walk-throughs around it.
Yes. It's written so you can, with an owner and a measure for every step. Nothing in it assumes you'll buy the next step from us.
What follows
Usually that's a Workflow Automation Sprint on the workflow most ready for one, a Pilot to Production Sprint on the AI idea with the best data, or fixing the operation before any AI goes in.
Or run the plan yourselves. It's written so you can.
3 weeks from start, Sprint, Remote
Stop paying smart people to copy and paste. One workflow fixed, automated and measured in three weeks.
Fixed fee, agreed before work starts
See Workflow Automation Sprint6 weeks from start, Sprint, On site
Take one stuck AI pilot out of the demo room and into daily use by real people, in six weeks.
Fixed fee, agreed before work starts
See Pilot to Production SprintTalk to a founder
Tell us the decision in front of you and what you already have. A founder reads every message and replies within one business day.
A founder replies personally within one business day, Monday to Friday, India time.
General enquiries: support@eliteworks.ai, write using the message form