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AI Readiness Assessment
Fixed price · low four figures
Quoted before we start. Two to three weeks.
- >Interviews & tool inventory
- >Data map & red lines
- >Three scored workflows
- >Policy draft
- >30/60/90 roadmap
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Two to three weeks. A fixed price. A written roadmap that tells your board what to approve, your staff what to use, and your team what to build first. For churches, nonprofits, and small teams.
What you get
[ Who it's for ]
Staff quietly using ChatGPT, elders asked to approve tools, prayer requests and pastoral notes at risk. The assessment gives the board a position and the staff a path.
Donor and beneficiary data, grant confidentiality, and appeals that need to sound like you. You get a policy the board can approve and the first automation worth funding.
You know AI should be saving hours but nobody owns it. You get the three workflows worth automating, a data rule the team will follow, and a build you can price.
[ Deliverables ]
Six things, all written down. Nothing that needs me in the room to be useful.
A thirty-point score across people, data, tools, policy, workflows, and technical readiness — the same checklist you can download free, filled in with you.
Where your sensitive data lives, who touches it, and which classes never enter an AI tool. This is where most organizations are exposed today.
Every AI tool in use, its tier, its data terms, and whether the account belongs to you or to someone's personal login.
The repeated tasks that cost the most hours, scored by savings and risk, with the one to pilot first.
A one-page AI policy with red lines, review rules, disclosure, and an owner — ready for an elder or board meeting.
What to do in the next 30, 60, and 90 days, and an honest note on whether you need me for any of it.
[ Process ]
Your team's total time: about three hours of interviews and one walkthrough.
Two to three hours of interviews with leadership and staff. I read your current tools, terms, and any policy you have.
Data map, tool inventory, and workflow scoring. You see the draft findings and correct anything I got wrong.
A written report, a policy draft, and a 60-minute walkthrough with the people who will act on it.
[ Where it sits ]
Most engagements start with the assessment. Some skip straight to a build. Either is fine.
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Fixed price · low four figures
Quoted before we start. Two to three weeks.
Later
$10k – $50k+
Fixed scope, 4–12 weeks, weekly demos.
Later
Per session or retainer
Hands-on with your team's real tasks.
[ 60-second fit test ]
No email needed. Tick what's true and you'll get a tier and one next step.
[ Your result ]
0/8
Eight statements, sixty seconds. No email needed. You get a tier and one honest next step.
A short, structured review of how ready an organization is to use AI well: who owns it, what data is at risk, which tools are in use, what the policy says, which workflows are worth automating, and whether the systems can support it. It ends in a written roadmap, not a sales pitch.
Two to three weeks, with two to three hours of your team's time for interviews. It is a fixed price in the low four figures, quoted in writing before we start.
No. It was built for churches and Christian nonprofits, and the same six areas apply to any small team. Business teams get the same assessment with business examples.
No. The roadmap includes an honest note on whether you need outside help at all. Many organizations act on it themselves with a policy and one training session.
Yes. The free AI Readiness Checklist is the same thirty points, self-scored. The assessment adds interviews, the data map, scored workflows, and the roadmap.
[ Next step ]
Thirty minutes to confirm fit and scope. You'll have a written quote within two working days.
● Typically responds within 24–48 hours