Business value
What does solving this return in revenue, cost, or capacity?
Opportunity prioritization
Not every AI idea deserves to be built.
Every candidate workflow is scored against the same eight criteria, so the first project is chosen on evidence rather than on enthusiasm.
Feasibility
Can this be built reliably with technology that exists today?
Time to value
How quickly does the business see a result?
Data availability
Does the information already exist somewhere we can reach?
Employee adoption
Will the team actually use it, and can they review its output?
Operational risk
What happens on a bad day, and who catches it?
Measurability
Can we prove the result against a baseline we agreed first?
Implementation cost
What does it cost to build, run, and maintain?
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Score a workflow against the same eight criteria.
Think of one workflow you are considering automating, then answer honestly. You get a priority score, a verdict, and — more useful — the single weakest criterion, which is almost always what you need to fix before anything gets built. Nothing is sent anywhere.
The strongest first opportunities are usually
- Repetitive
- Frequent
- Measurable
- Supported by accessible information
- Expensive enough to matter
- Easy for employees to review
- Limited enough to test safely
Scoring is done against your own volumes, systems and baseline during the AI Opportunity Roadmap. A workflow that looks obvious on paper often ranks differently once the real numbers are in.
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