Botonom releases AIQ, a free fifteen-question AI readiness assessment
AIQ asks fifteen questions and hands back a written readiness report rather than a score badge, free to use and with no account required.
Botonom has released AIQ, a free assessment that shows how ready a company actually is to put AI to work. Fifteen questions take a few minutes to answer, and what comes back is a written report rather than a score badge. It is aimed at managers who keep hearing what AI could do for their company and want a grounded read on where their own operation stands.
A report, not a badge
The report opens with an executive summary, then works through readiness dimension by dimension: where the company's data sits today, which processes are repeatable, where decisions wait on one person. It names an archetype for the company, estimates the time that could be recovered, and closes with a first ninety days plan. The before and after scenarios are written against the company's own sector, so a logistics firm and a clinic do not end up reading the same advice.
Free, and no account needed
AIQ is open to anyone at botonom.com/en/tools/aiq. There is no sign-up step; the only thing asked is an email address to send the report to. The result also arrives as a five-page PDF and a shareable link, so it can be forwarded to a colleague or brought into a management meeting without anyone taking the assessment again.
About Botonom
Botonom is an AI workforce platform where companies hire role-based AI employees (agents), equip them with skills and run them on their own channels.