What does the Agent Readiness Audit inspect?

The audit inspects workflow inputs, owners, handoffs, approvals, trusted context sources, human review points, evidence requirements, risk levels, and the practical next step for agent-assisted work.

Do we need to know exactly what agent to build before applying?

No. The audit is designed for teams that have one important workflow and need to determine whether it is ready for agents, too fragile, or ready for a focused blueprint or pilot.

Is the audit an implementation engagement?

The audit is the diagnostic starting point. It can lead to a workshop, workflow blueprint, pilot, build, or governance advisory depending on what the workflow needs.

Focused Diagnostic

Agent Readiness Audit

Before you deploy more agents, determine whether the workflow is clear, accountable, and controlled enough for an agent to touch it safely.

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Start with the workflow you need to trust.

The audit identifies which workflows are agent-ready, which are too fragile, and what needs to be clarified before automation.

Diagnose the workflow

Clarify approvals and context

Choose the right next step

What we inspect

Workflow inputs, outputs, owners, and handoffs

Approval boundaries and decision owners

Approved context sources, freshness, and conflicts

Human-in-the-loop rules and escalation points

Evidence capture before, during, and after execution

Risk levels, failure modes, and outcome ownership

What you leave with

A process legibility map

Approval and ownership gap analysis

Agent-readiness score by category

Risk and evidence requirements

Recommended starting point: audit, blueprint, pilot, build, or advisory

A prioritized path toward agent-ready execution

Choose your starting point

The decision is not whether to add agents. The decision is which diagnostic scope fits the risk, urgency, and complexity of the workflow.

Workshop

$5K-$12.5K

For teams that need shared language around approvals, context, evidence, and human review before choosing a build path.

Which starting point fits?

Recommended

Process Audit

$7.5K-$15K

For one workflow or business area where you need to know whether agents can safely touch the process.

Which starting point fits?

Full Legibility Audit

$20K-$60K

For organizations with multiple workflows, scattered operating knowledge, and higher governance exposure.

Which starting point fits?

Workflow tour

Pick a workflow, then map the current messy state against the agent-ready version: rules, approvals, context, evidence, and outcome tracking.

Lead intake Sales follow-up Proposal generation Claims routing Procurement Compliance review

Start with the workflow before you choose the automation.

The audit clarifies whether the process needs mapping, a blueprint, a controlled pilot, or ongoing governance before agents are given more responsibility.

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