See how AI-ready you are
and where ISO 42001 applies.
Eight questions across value, data, security and governance. You get a readiness heatmap and the specific next steps a small or medium Australian business should take before scaling AI into the business.
How do you assess AI readiness and ISO 42001 alignment?
AI readiness is measured across four dimensions: a defined business use case, data quality and provenance, security of the environment the AI runs in, and governance evidence aligned to ISO 42001. Our free eight-question assessment scores each dimension as low, medium or high readiness and shows the next steps a small or medium Australian business should take before scaling AI.
- Questions
- Eight, across value, data, security and governance
- Output
- Readiness heatmap with low, medium and high bands
- Standard
- Mapped to ISO/IEC 42001 clauses 4 to 10
Eight questions. A readiness heatmap in about 90 seconds.
See how AI-ready you areand where ISO 42001 would fail you.
- Eight questions across value, data, governance and security
- A readiness heatmap with Low, Medium or High banding
- Three prioritised moves for your first 90 days
About 90 seconds · No credit card · Your heatmap appears immediately
Four rules for an honest readiness baseline.
Answer as the business is today
Score current reality, not the roadmap. The value of the heatmap is the gap it exposes between intent and operating practice.
Read the weakest dimension first
Readiness is limited by the lowest band. Data quality or governance evidence is usually what stalls an AI rollout, not the model.
Translate gaps into ISO 42001 clauses
Each low band maps to clause 4 to 10 work — scope, risk assessment, lifecycle controls and internal audit.
Re-run after each uplift
The assessment is a baseline. Repeat it quarterly to evidence improvement to your board or an assessor.
Talk through your readiness result
Send your result through and a senior operator will walk you through the gaps, the ISO 42001 clauses they map to, and what to sequence first.