Seven questions, about two minutes

Find out what is
actually worth automating.

Tell us where the week really goes. After submission, your brief appears on this page with a suggested starting point and the decisions to keep human.

Your brief appears here. The confirmation will show whether your request was delivered for follow-up. If delivery is unavailable, use the contact option shown there.

Which of these cost you real time every week?

Tick everything that applies.

A rough number is fine. "Invoice chasing, maybe 6 hours" tells us plenty.

Does the business handle regulated or confidential client information?
When do you need something working?

No client names and no confidential client information, please. We only need the shape of how the work moves, never the contents.

Before you fill it in

What happens after I send this?

You get your brief on this page straight away, built from your answers. A person reads the submission as well. If one of our products looks like a fit for the work you described, we will say which one and why. If nothing fits, we will say that instead. Nobody is added to a drip sequence.

What is the longer assessment?

The same ground in more detail, plus the part this form cannot reach: which systems hold the work today, and where the exceptions are. It is free, it takes about 20 minutes, and it ends in a written answer about product fit.

Our work is regulated. Does that rule us out?

No, and it changes the order of the questions rather than the answers to them. Where the data is allowed to be processed, and who is allowed to see it, get settled before anything is connected. Neither this check nor the longer assessment tells you whether a particular product meets your obligations, and you should be wary of anything that offers to answer that from a form.

How long does the readiness check take?

About two minutes. Seven questions, and rough answers are fine. Your brief is generated from them the moment you press send.