A two-minute AI readiness assessment that names your first fix

The scorecard asks ten questions, two for each of five areas. Each answer is worth 0 to 3 points. The total becomes a score out of 100, and each area is shown as a bar against its own maximum, so a strong overall score cannot hide one weak area.

The result names one of four bands (starting out, getting ready, ready to pilot, ready to scale), explains what it means, and gives the weakest area a specific first fix with a link to the service that addresses it.

The scorecard runs entirely in the visitor's browser. Answers are not sent to Safock or stored anywhere. The only data that leaves the page is an anonymous analytics event with the final score and band, and a WhatsApp message if the visitor chooses to send one.

Questions, bands and advice live in one shared module, so the tool and the page that explains it can never disagree about how scoring works.

A single number hides the reason a project would stall. A company with clean data and an approved budget can still fail if nobody owns the system after launch. Showing each area separately makes the first fix obvious, and that fix is usually cheaper than starting a build and discovering the gap halfway through.