Understand
Agree the tools, teams and workflows in scope.
AI AUDIT · START HERE
An AI audit is an independent review of the AI tools your business already uses, the information they reach and the results they produce.
Scope, responsibilities and price agreed in writing before work begins.

We use your details to reply to this enquiry. Scope, responsibilities and price are agreed in writing before any work begins.
A senior consultant will reply within one working day.
YOUR ENQUIRY
You don’t need a technical brief. A few sentences about your tools, your team or the task that takes too long is enough to begin.
WHAT YOU GET
A review you can act on, whether you ask us to carry out the changes or take them forward with your own team.
HOW IT WORKS
Agree the tools, teams and workflows in scope.
Speak with your team and examine representative examples.
Present the findings and an ordered plan for improvement.
AI often arrives one tool at a time. A writing assistant here, a meeting summary there, an automated process someone set up last year. We bring those uses into view and assess them against the work your business needs to do.
IS THIS FOR YOU?
For businesses using AI tools, built-in assistants or automated workflows who want an independent review of their value and risks.
BEFORE ANY WORK BEGINS
Most reviews complete within three to four weeks of the scope being agreed.
The proposal sets out deliverables, responsibilities and timing. Hosting, software subscriptions, model usage and ongoing support are set out separately. Confirm discovery scope and any fee before commissioning it. VAT applies where applicable and is confirmed in your quote.
Yes. We review the tools and workflows you already have. If you are still exploring AI, we can first help you define a smaller discovery brief.
We agree the evidence and access needed before the review. Where practical, we work with redacted examples and limited permissions. You remain involved in deciding what can be shared.
No. It identifies practical issues and recommendations within an agreed scope. Legal, regulatory and specialist assurance questions need the appropriate professional review.