Is this process worth automating?
Pick one process that eats your team’s week and answer six questions about it. Forty seconds, no email, no follow-up. You get the same read we would give you on a call — including “don’t bother,” if that is the honest answer.
Question 1 of 6
About 40 seconds
How often does this happen?
Questions
About the scorecard
Do I have to give my email to see the result?
No. The result appears as soon as you answer the sixth question. Nothing is sent to us unless you decide to get in touch afterwards, and we have no way of knowing you took it if you don't.
How long does it take?
About forty seconds. Six questions, one tap each, no typing.
What is it actually measuring?
Four things that decide whether automating a process pays for itself: how often it runs, how many people it costs, whether the work is moving information around rather than exercising judgement, and whether the finished result has a definite place to go. A process that scores badly on those is one we would tell you not to build.
Will it just tell me to automate everything?
No, and that would make it worthless. Work that depends on conversations and judgement is capped at the bottom verdict no matter how the other answers land, because automating it costs more than it returns. Roughly the same answer we would give you on a call.