Know where AI pays back before you pay for it
The Sprint is a two-week AI readiness assessment that measures how your key processes run today, checks whether your systems and data can support AI, and sizes each use case in euros.
Book an intro callAll services →- Duration
- 2 weeks
- For
- Mid-market companies with 200–2,000 employees across Europe
- Output
- Scored use cases, a 10-page readout and a proposal for the first build
The problem
You know AI should help, but not where, by how much, or whether your systems and data are ready. Ideas pile up without a business case, and nobody can say which one to build first.
What you get
- Interviews with 6–8 people, and a map of two or three key processes built with the people who do the work
- A baseline measured in your own data, for example invoice lead time, cost per supplier invoice, days to close or DSO
- An AI readiness check of your systems and data access, so you know what can be built before you pay for it
- A scored list of 10–15 AI use cases, each with an estimated value in euros, effort, risk and EU AI Act classification, with the top three recommended
- A 10-page readout, a 90-minute session with your leadership and a proposal for the first AI implementation
Stalled AI pilot?
The Sprint can also review a pilot that is not delivering. Our team finds out what went wrong, then recommends fixing it or stopping it.
Outcome. A shared, measured picture of where time and money go, a short list of AI use cases you can defend to your board, and a clear go or no-go.
Questions and answers
What is the Sprint?
It is a two-week AI readiness assessment. We map your key processes, measure a baseline in your own data, check your systems and data access, and size each AI use case in euros.
How is it priced?
Each engagement has a defined scope, and pricing is agreed after a short call. Book a call and our team scopes it with you.
How long does it take?
The Sprint takes two weeks from kick-off to the leadership session.
What do we get?
You get a scored list of 10–15 AI use cases with value, effort, risk and EU AI Act class, a measured baseline, a 10-page readout, a 90-minute leadership session and a proposal for the first build.
Who is it for?
It is for mid-market companies with 200–2,000 employees that have AI ideas but no business case, or an AI pilot that is not delivering and need to decide whether to fix or stop it.
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