Thirty straight questions about how your business actually runs today. You get a Technology Health Score, a plain-English list of your biggest vulnerabilities, and the specific places AI and automation would save your team the most time.
Tell us a little about the business first — it shapes the recommendations in your report.
Each area is scored 0–100. Low scores aren't a sales pitch — they're where a bad week starts: a breach, a lost drive, a key person walking out with the passwords.
Start free, right here. When you want the findings validated against your real systems and turned into a costed plan, that's a paid engagement — priced up front.
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The 30-question assessment on this page, scored instantly across all six areas.
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A working session with Alexis Coates to pressure-test your results and turn them into a plan.
Full engagement
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A consultant-led deep dive for businesses that need evidence, not estimates.
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$495 setup
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Your technology health, kept current — the full assessment and report, re-scored every quarter and delivered straight to your inbox.
Most small and mid-size businesses don't have a CIO. Technology decisions land on the owner, the office manager, or whoever is most comfortable with a password reset. Meanwhile the risks — ransomware, lost data, staff retyping the same information into three systems — grow quietly.
This assessment was built by Alexis Coates, an IT consultant with 15+ years in technology delivery, service management, and business analysis (ITIL, ISO/IEC 20000, Scrum Master, Product Owner). It benchmarks your business the way a consultant would on a first engagement — then shows you the fixes in priority order.
Businesses use it to prepare for cyber-insurance renewals, satisfy client security questionnaires, plan an IT budget, or find the first three AI tools that will actually pay for themselves.
The gaps below are ranked by how much damage they can do — not by how hard they are to fix. Most are inexpensive.
Matched to the manual work your answers revealed. Ordered by likely return for a business your size.
Five moves, sequenced the way a consultant would sequence them: stop the bleeding, protect the data, then streamline.