15 Questions
Coverage across visibility, compliance, control, readiness, and infrastructure.
Find the gaps in your model controls, policy, auditability and deployment readiness. You get an immediate score and a category-level view so you can prioritise remediation.
Coverage across visibility, compliance, control, readiness, and infrastructure.
Self-serve assessment with no gated download and no required sales call.
Receive a score band and category breakdown to guide practical next steps.
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How well do you understand what AI tools your team is actually using?
Do you have a complete inventory of all AI tools currently in use across your organisation?
High impactAre staff using personal ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini accounts for work tasks?
High impactCan you produce an audit trail of every AI-generated output used in client work?
Medium impactDC
Is sensitive client data protected when AI tools process it?
Where does your client data go when processed by AI tools?
High impactDo you have a formal AI usage policy that staff have read and acknowledged?
High impactCan you demonstrate to your regulator that AI outputs are reviewed by a human before affecting decisions?
Medium impactGC
Who controls AI model access, and can you enforce policies consistently?
Can you control which AI models different teams are allowed to use?
High impactIf your primary AI vendor changed terms or pricing tomorrow, how quickly could you switch?
High impactDo you have an approval workflow for deploying new AI tools or models?
Medium impactEU
How prepared are you if your business develops for, sells to, or supports AI use in EU contexts?
Have you assessed whether EU AI Act obligations may apply to your organisation through EU-facing products, clients, or usage?
High impactIf an EU client, auditor, or regulator requested evidence tomorrow, could you produce your AI governance framework quickly?
High impactHave you mapped which use cases could be considered high-risk under the EU AI Act when used in EU settings?
Medium impactDI
Can you deploy AI where your data and regulatory constraints require?
Can you deploy AI tools on infrastructure you fully control (private cloud or on-premises)?
High impactHow many separate AI tool subscriptions is your organisation currently paying for?
Medium impactDo you have monitoring in place for AI model performance, cost, and unexpected outputs?
High impactAnswer all 15 questions to view your results.
The EU AI Act does not become UK domestic law automatically, but it can still affect UK companies through EU-facing activity. Strong governance is also good operational practice regardless of jurisdiction.
UK organisations with EU-facing AI products, services, or outputs should assess potential scope and evidence expectations early.
Without inventory and controls, data can flow into unmanaged tools with no review trail.
Teams that establish policy and controls early scale safer and faster with fewer rework cycles.
Your score gives you a starting point for a concrete remediation plan by category.
We can map your results to practical next steps: governance controls, policy improvements, and deployment approach based on your risk profile.
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