AI Readiness: Where Your Team Stands | OpenKit

OpenKit offers a free AI readiness checklist for UK businesses: eleven questions, about five minutes, returned as a personalised PDF covering where your team stands today, the gaps and risks, and the actions to take this quarter. It is an indicative self-assessment, not a benchmark or guarantee. OpenKit is a UK AI engineering firm, and for an assessment grounded in your actual tools, data and workflows it runs a structured AI Audit.

Where does your team
actually stand with AI?

Eleven questions, about five minutes. You get a personalised PDF on how your team uses AI today, where the gaps and risks are, and what to do about it this quarter.

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AI READINESS REPORT SAMPLE

AI Readiness
Report

Prepared for your company · confidential

54 / 100
Tier · Experimenting Industry median: 47 / 100

Inside this report

  • 01 Executive summary
  • 02 Your tier profile
  • 03 Adoption deep-dive
  • 04 Risks and governance
  • 05 Blockers analysis
  • 06 Your 90-day plan
  • 07 Pitfalls at your tier
  • 08 Industry context
  • 09 Measurement and KPIs
  • 10 Sources and reading
  • 11 Next steps
OpenKit · openkit.co.uk

Your team is already using AI.
You just can’t see how.

The question was never whether to start. People started months ago, on their own logins, with no policy and no plan. The risk lives in what you cannot see from where you sit.

  • 01

    Confidential data in free tools

    Someone pasted a client contract into free ChatGPT to summarise it. The free tier trains on what goes in.

  • 02

    Three teams, three tools, no map

    Marketing is on one subscription, sales on another, engineering on a third. Nobody has compared notes.

  • 03

    Licences nobody opens

    You are paying for a Team plan because someone signed everyone up. Most of them have never logged in.

  • 04

    One person who is good at it

    The whole company quietly relies on the one analyst who figured AI out. There is no plan if they leave.

  • 05

    Nobody actually owns it

    When you ask who is responsible for how the company uses AI, the honest answer is no one in particular.

None of this shows up on a dashboard. The assessment is how you find out what is actually going on, in about five minutes.

A report your leadership team will actually read.

Twelve pages. An honest score, your risks ranked, and a 90-day plan sized to your team. No gate and no call to see the result. The report is the result, and you decide what to do next.

01

A score, benchmarked

Zero to 100 on a five-tier scale from Unaware to Embedded, set against the median for your industry so the number means something.

02

Risks, ranked by severity

The things quietly creating exposure, ordered worst first, each with the single move that closes it off.

03

A 90-day plan for your tier

Sequenced for where you actually are, not generic best practice. The two or three moves that compound, sized to your team.

Most AI risk isn’t the model. It’s the setup.

The danger is rarely that Claude or ChatGPT gets something wrong. It is that nobody decided which tool the company uses, where the data goes, or who is allowed to do what. That decision is most of what a serious AI rollout actually is.

Where your data goes
Pasted into free accounts that train on the input.
Paid or team plans, configured so your data is not used for training.
Who is allowed to do what
Shared logins, no record of who used what.
Named accounts, sensible access, an audit trail when it matters.
Who owns it
Nobody in particular. It happens in the gaps.
One person accountable, with a one-page policy people follow.
What people are taught
Figure it out yourself, copy what looks clever.
A shared way of working, so good practice spreads instead of risk.

The assessment flags where you stand on each of these. The report tells you what to close off first.

The assessment is the free version of what we do properly.

OpenKit is a UK AI engineering firm. The five-minute report gives you a score and a plan you can act on alone. When you want it done with you, the work runs in this order.

  1. 01

    AI Audit

    The grounded version of this assessment. We look at your actual tools, data and workflows, not a questionnaire, and come back with what to change and in what order.

  2. 02

    AI Transformation

    We set the tools, governance and working practices up across teams, so AI lands as a system instead of scattered logins.

  3. 03

    Senior AI Lead

    An experienced lead stays on as your AI partner, keeping the rollout moving and the decisions sound as things change.

  4. 04

    Bespoke builds

    When off-the-shelf tools run out of road, we build the specific thing your work needs. Most teams reach this last, if at all.

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Things we get asked before people start.

How long does it take?

About five minutes. Eleven questions, most a single click. The one open-text question is optional, so you can skip it.

What happens to my answers?

They build your PDF in your browser and reach the OpenKit team so we can help if you ask us to. De-identified aggregates feed our analytics. We do not sell them or pass them on.

Will OpenKit call me after?

Not unless you tick the follow-up box at the end. The PDF is the deliverable, and it tells you how to reach us if you want to.

How is the score worked out?

The weights come from patterns across UK companies in legal, finance, engineering, professional services and the public sector. It is an indicative self-assessment, and the method is set out in the report.

Can I share the PDF?

Yes. It is built to forward to your CEO, your board, or the rest of leadership. No watermarks.

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