In five business days you'll know exactly which tasks AI should be doing, what it costs you every month to keep doing them by hand, and the first three fixes you can make this week. Yourself, without me, if you want to.
You've got Copilot licences that mostly sit there. Someone on the team uses ChatGPT on the quiet. Half the business lives in a SharePoint that grew by accident. And every conversation about AI ends the same way: nobody can point at your business and say "start here, this task, this is what it's worth to fix." So nothing happens, and every month it doesn't, those hours walk out the door again.
The same data gets re-keyed from email into the CRM, then into the spreadsheet.
Every single dayThe monthly reports still get built by hand, usually on a Sunday night.
Hours, every monthHalf of how the business runs lives in one person's head, and they take leave like everyone else.
One bad flu awayMost AI assessments score your "readiness" and hand you a maturity rating. A readiness score is interesting, and it doesn't tell you what to do on Monday.
Scores your tech, benchmarks you against an industry average, recommends "building AI capability".
Where work happens, who does it, how many hours it eats, and what each hour costs at your rates. Then: which of it AI should be doing, and whether your information is in good enough shape for it to.
Your business scored across eight dimensions, including the one almost everyone fails first: whether your information, usually in SharePoint, is organised enough for AI to use at all.
Yours to keepHow work actually moves through your business, drawn out, with every re-key, every bottleneck and every single point of failure marked.
Yours to keepHours recoverable per week and what they're worth at the rates you gave me. Not industry averages. Yours.
Yours to keepThree to five fixes with steps simple enough to knock over in minutes a day. These alone typically cover the assessment many times over, and you need nothing from me to do them.
Yours to keepThe full recommendation, task by task: what to automate, in what order, and what each piece hands back. Take it and run it yourself if you want.
Yours to keepI present the whole thing to you live and answer everything. No PDF dumped in your inbox.
Presented liveLands in your inbox the moment you book. The boring capture, done on your schedule.
We go deep on how work actually flows, where it hurts, and what it costs. Just you, or you plus your ops lead.
Scorecard, workflow maps, financial impact, quick wins, blueprint. Built by hand from your business, not a template.
I present it live, answer everything, and you leave knowing exactly what to do first.
Ninety minutes of your time, all up. Most businesses can't map their own work that fast.
Drag the slider to your rate, or the rate of whoever's drowning in the busywork. Ten hours is a conservative figure for what these assessments typically uncover.
10 hours a week × 4.33 weeks × your rate. The assessment maps every one of those hours to a task and a fix.
You never touch the blueprint, just the three to five fixes from the report. Those alone typically cover the US$999 inside the month.
You take the quick wins and the blueprint, action them internally, and the assessment pays for itself inside the month.
You decide you want the fixes built properly, together, month by month. That's the AI Concierge, and the full US$999 comes off your first month if you start within 30 days.
There is no version of this where you come out behind.
I'm Daniel Anderson, an independent consultant in Melbourne. Microsoft MVP for Copilot and SharePoint, 20+ years in the Microsoft ecosystem, and the person organisations like Grant Thornton and TAFE NSW bring in when they want AI to actually stick. Every assessment is built by me, by hand, from your business.
Book your 45-minute assessment call. The questionnaire lands in your inbox the moment you do. I run a small number of these each month because every report is built by hand, so when the month's spots are gone, the next opening is the following month.
P.S. The quick wins alone are the reason to do this. Most businesses find 5 to 10 recoverable hours in the first week, before a single agent is built. At your hourly rate, do that maths against US$999. The slider above already did.