The board asks if AI is under control. Now you can answer.
You carried the risk of moving fast on AI. Now you carry the risk of proving it was worth it. Most CEOs can't yet do either with a straight face.
of CEOs report no measurable financial benefit from AI yet.
PwC, 2026of employees have used AI tools their employer never approved.
Microsoft UK, 2025of leaders can only partly see what AI costs them.
KPMG UK, 2026- Spend that grew faster than anyone signed off on, across tools nobody centrally bought
- No single number you'd stand behind in front of the board or a shareholder
- Real exposure — data, compliance, reputational — with no record of who did what
- Pressure to show a return on 2024–26 AI investment, without the evidence to do it
- An AI Effectiveness Index: one number for the board, refreshed every month
- A live register of every AI tool, account and pound, across the business
- Evidence you can hand to a regulator, insurer or acquirer, not a slide of good intentions
- A plan built with you in four weeks, credited against year one if you go further
Most CEOs start with the Independent AI Audit: under 60 seconds online, first findings within 48 hours, a full picture within ten working days. From there it's your call — advice, the platform, or an agent function we run for you.
Find out where your AI stands. Then decide.
Under a minute, an upload, or a visit. Something for the board either way.