
A proper AI audit: real analysis, not consulting theatre. Written findings, fixed price, full independence once it's done.

Most audits wrap up with a presentation. Forty slides, pretty charts, an executive summary, then a pitch for the next phase. The findings end up belonging to the consultant. We work the other way round.
A mindmelt AI audit ends with a written report you can actually use on your own. Full independence once it's done. Real analysis, workable recommendations, clear priorities ranked by impact and what's realistic given your resources.
How it runs: I listen first. I get to grips with your processes before recommending anything. Then we look at where AI pays off in your business, where time leaks, where avoidable errors happen, where your team does work a machine would handle faster and more reliably.
You walk away with a written document you can share internally, present and put to work. With us or entirely on your own. That's our benchmark: an audit that keeps earning its keep.
We walk through your key workflows on the ground, inside day-to-day operations. Quotes, project documentation, client communication, reporting, internal handoffs. We find where time leaks and where errors creep in. Usually takes 90 minutes.
I sort your processes into three groups: automate now, tackle in the medium term, or leave manual for the time being. A realistic call based on what's technically sound and commercially worthwhile.
You get a document with specific next steps, ranked by effort and expected return. Each recommendation spells out what needs building, which tools fit best for AI implementation, and what it'll actually cost.
The audit is a standalone piece of work. You keep full independence once it's done. Run the recommendations internally, bring in another provider, or carry on with us as your AI agency. Your call.
Companies with 10-200 employees who want straight answers on what AI for business actually means. Plain language, transparent terms. Built for decision-makers who'd rather spend 90 minutes in an honest conversation than sit through another conference.
The audit has a fixed fee. Everything's included. What we promise, we deliver.
An AI audit is only as good as what it examines. Plenty of audits analyse technology. A good one analyses your processes. That's the difference between recommendations you can act on and ones you can't.
What workflows are running? Which are repetitive, rule-based, time-heavy? Where's the biggest manual workload, client communication, document handling, reporting? We talk to the people doing the work, not just the leadership team.
Data quality matters more to AI implementation than any tool. What data do you have? In what format, how structured? What's missing or inconsistent? Most AI projects fail because the data wasn't ready, not because the model was wrong.
ERP, CRM, email, accounting, project tools, what's in use and what has an API? AI automation works best when it plugs into systems you already run. Extending beats replacing nine times out of ten.
What data gets processed, and are you allowed to process it? Do you have data processing agreements with current suppliers? Which AI services can you actually use under your data protection obligations? I sort this before the first recommendation, not as a footnote at the end.
Which manual workflows can be automated? Where can your team save time with AI?
Clear estimates: what AI delivers - in time saved, costs cut, or revenue gained.
Which AI tools fit your industry, size and budget?
A clear document with actionable recommendations, priorities and concrete next steps.