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How do the Flash Diagnostic and the Scoping Meeting work?
In three steps, all free:
- the Flash Diagnostic, online, in two minutes: seven questions to click, then straight away your level of AI maturity, one offer to start with, one or two other possible routes when relevant, and 3 to 5 use cases to look at first;
- the Scoping Meeting, if you want to go further: one hour, at your premises if you are in our region, by video otherwise; we talk about your work, not about technology;
- within 72 hours of the meeting, a written report: 3 to 5 leads quantified in time saved, what will make the price of each one vary, and one recommendation, only one.
Your detailed quote follows on request, within 7 days: the price agreed with you before we start, running costs included.
Nothing is sent to us until you book your Scoping Meeting: the Flash Diagnostic result is calculated in your browser.
What happens to the information provided for the Flash Diagnostic?
Until you book your Scoping Meeting, nothing reaches us: the result is calculated in your browser, and your answers disappear when you leave the page. If you book it from your result, we receive your work email with your answers and your result, then, if you choose your time slot in our calendar, the name you give there, and if you wish your phone number and company. A person reads them, to prepare the meeting and the report, then to follow up on our exchange; you can opt out of our messages at any time.
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What questions does the Flash Diagnostic ask?
The Flash Diagnostic asks seven questions to click, one per screen, with nothing to write and no contact details to give:
- what sounds most like you: a few repetitive tasks, a whole process, a whole department, several departments with no starting point, or teams to equip;
- where you lose the most time: three business domains at most, out of ten, from customer service to finance;
- how AI is used in your company today;
- where the information you need for your work is: software, spreadsheets, someone’s head, a bit of everywhere;
- your sector, out of sixteen;
- your headcount, from 1 to 9 people to 250 or more;
- when you would like to start.
How does the Flash Diagnostic assess our AI maturity?
The Flash Diagnostic places your AI maturity on four levels, based on your answer to the question “And AI, in your company, today?”:
- 1, First steps: nobody uses it;
- 2, Spontaneous use: a few people, each in their own way;
- 3, Framed use: tools provided by the company, with rules;
- 4, Already equipped: automations or agents already in service.
This level does not change the suggested offer. At level 2, unless the suggested offer is AI Assistant Setup, a note reminds you that without shared rules, AI exposes your data. At levels 1 and 2, when the suggested offer is Task Automation, AI Assistant Setup is added to the other possible routes.
How does the Flash Diagnostic choose the offer to start with?
The Flash Diagnostic chooses the offer to start with from what sounds most like you, then takes into account your headcount and where the information is:
- a few repetitive tasks: Task Automation;
- a whole process: the Process Agent, or the Process Audit if the information is in someone’s head or a bit of everywhere;
- a whole department: the Domain Audit;
- several departments with no starting point: the Company Audit from 10 people, the Scoping Meeting below that;
- teams to equip: AI Assistant Setup.
One or two other possible routes are added when relevant, each with its condition. It is a first direction, drawn from your answers alone: the Scoping Meeting confirms or corrects it.
How does the Flash Diagnostic choose our first AI use cases?
The Flash Diagnostic draws 3 to 5 use cases from the AI agent catalogue, based on the business domains where you lose the most time and on your sector:
- first those of the business domains you ticked, the catalogue’s highest-ranked first, two at most per business domain;
- then two at most specific to your sector: seven sectors out of sixteen have their own, including construction, industry and healthcare;
- if some are still missing, other cases from the business domains you ticked, then the highest-ranked in the catalogue.
For teams to equip, everyday uses (emails, meetings, documents) come first. Each case shows a gain: a market order of magnitude, to be measured in your company. The result’s links open in a new tab, so your result stays on screen.