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AI-Era Readiness Scorecard
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Your stage, your security baseline, the value you're not using yet, your top three opportunities and a first step, on two pages.
How the Scorecard worksThe four stages
"The AI era" means little until you can say where your company stands in it. We use four named stages, each with signs you can check, so you know where you are and what comes next.
Why stages
You may already have bought AI: Copilot seats, a chatbot subscription, a pilot. Buying it doesn't tell you what changed. A stage describes how work actually runs: who uses AI and under what policy, whether the data behind it is clean and reachable, whether agents do defined work, and who is accountable when something goes wrong.
A stage is about how you run, not how big you are or whose software you use. A small firm can be further along than a large one. That's why every Scorecard and Assessment starts with your stage, and every offer says which stages it works on.
Microsoft's research describes the same destination. Microsoft's Work Trend Index (May 2026) calls it the Frontier Firm: work redesigned around people and agents, with people still responsible for the outcomes. The four stages are the route there, one step at a time.
The ladder
These definitions are the ones every Scorecard and Assessment scores against. You may recognize signs from more than one stage; the score says which one describes you best, and why.
Manual, disconnected systems, AI used by individuals in free tools, no policy, no data foundation.
A security and insurance baseline, an AI policy, and data you can reach from one place.
Copilot and AI tools licensed and governed, security and insurance baseline in place, data cleaned and reachable.
Your first agents running defined workflows, with people approving the exceptions.
TNT's next stage: Assisted
Agents run defined workflows with people approving exceptions, on one record, with a control plane.
Designing new work around agents first, with the technology function run as a service.
The company is designed around agents and people, new work starts as an agent, and the technology function runs as a managed service.
Keep the record honest: measure, review quarterly, and re-score.
TNT's own stage
We hold TNT to the same definitions you'll be scored on.
Next for TNT is Assisted. Copilot and AI tools licensed and governed, security and insurance baseline in place, data cleaned and reachable.
We publish what's live, what's in build and what's planned, so you can check our progress the way you'll check your own.
Find your stage
The free Scorecard reads your answers and your public footprint, such as your website and your email security records. Anything it can't see from the outside is marked "Not measured" rather than guessed. A person replies within one business day. Your Scorecard within 48 hours of that reply.
Places you on Pre-AIAssistedOperatedNative
Free
No call required
Your stage, your security baseline, the value you're not using yet, your top three opportunities and a first step, on two pages.
How the Scorecard worksScores Pre-AIAssistedOperatedNative
$7,500–$15,000
about 3 weeks · fee credited against a program
Interviews with your leadership and a read-only review of your systems. You get the Assessment Report and Stage Roadmap, with a fixed price for Foundation.
What the Assessment covers