| Tells you where it is unclear, specifically. | Writes it down so other people can act on it. | Gets you to a decision others can review. |
| One workflow already uses AI, and the people involved describe how it is actually run differently from each other. | Two or more parties share one piece of work, and who decides, who executes, and who confirms was never written down. | You need to say what has been decided about AI use across the organization — and what has only not been stopped — before it expands further. |
| A completed 20-question diagnosis, a result summary with no more than three priorities, and an accountable 30/60/90-day action view. | Create a role definition brief, a role and responsibility map, an output and review definition, and a scope or role-description review checklist for one real role or engagement. | Identify what is decided, unresolved, and unverified across AI use cases, information boundaries, human review, responsibility, and evidence, then turn the findings into a priority issue map and next-action plan. |
| Sixty to ninety minutes on your own; two to three hours as a team. | Ten minutes for a first pass; thirty or ninety for a fuller one. | Two to three hours for one full pass. |
| A cross-functional lead reviewing one AI-enabled workflow. | An owner, manager, or project lead defining a role before kickoff, renewal, or scope expansion. | An AI adoption lead coordinating information systems, security, risk, legal, and business owners. |
| US$199 | — | US$499 |
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