Is Your Organization Ready for AI?

Answer 15 quick questions and get your AI Readiness Score, a breakdown across five areas, and clear next steps. It takes about 3 minutes.

What You'll Get

• Your overall score: where you stand, from Emerging to Mature

• Five area scores: Strategy & Goals, Governance & Policy, Data Readiness, People & Skills, and Tools, Pilots & ROI

• A results email: what each score means and your clearest next step

Do you have clear goals for what AI should do for your organization? *

Not yet. We are still figuring out what AI could do for us.

We have some ideas, but nothing written down or measured.

Yes. We have specific goals we can measure.

Have you identified where AI could help in your day-to-day work? *

No areas identified yet.

A few possibilities, but not prioritized.

A short list of priority areas, tied to our business or mission goals.

Is leadership actively behind using AI? *

No one is championing it.

There is interest, but no one owns it.

Yes. A leader is actively sponsoring and driving it.

Do you have a written policy on how staff can use AI tools? *

No policy. People use what they want.

Some informal guidance or a draft in progress.

Yes. A written policy that staff know about.

How well do you understand the privacy, security, and compliance rules that apply to your data? *

Not well. We have not looked at this in relation to AI.

Somewhat. We know the basics but have gaps.

Well. We know what applies and how AI use has to fit within it.

Does anyone review how AI tools are being used and whether the output is accurate? *

No review happens.

Occasionally, when something goes wrong.

Yes. Someone is responsible for regular review.

How organized is your key business information (customers, donors, jobs, finances)? *

Scattered across spreadsheets, inboxes, and people's heads.

Partly organized in a few systems, but not connected.

Organized in central systems that work together.

How confident are you that your data is accurate and up to date? *

Not confident. We find errors and duplicates often.

Somewhat. It is good in some areas and messy in others.

Very confident. We have routines to keep it clean.

Can your current systems connect to other tools (for example, through integrations or exports)? *

No, or we do not know.

Some of them, with effort.

Yes. Our main systems connect easily.

How comfortable is your team using AI tools? *

Most have little or no experience.

A few people use AI regularly. Most do not.

Most of the team uses AI confidently in their work.

Has your team had any AI training? *

No training yet.

Some self-taught learning or one-off sessions.

Ongoing, structured training.

Who is responsible for leading AI efforts? *

No one.

Someone handles it on the side of their regular job.

A defined leader, internal or an outside advisor.

Are you using AI tools in your work today? *

Not yet.

A few tools, used by some people.

AI is built into several of our regular processes.

Have you run a test or pilot of an AI tool with a defined goal? *

No pilots yet.

We have tried tools informally without set goals.

Yes. Structured pilots with goals and a review at the end.

Do you have a budget and a way to measure return on AI investments? *

No budget and no measurement.

Some ad hoc spending, results are not tracked.

A set budget, and we track results against it.

What outcome matters most to you from AI? *

How would you prefer to approach AI adoption? *

Is there anything else you would like us to know?

Which best describes your organization? *

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