Workflow Risk Audit

AI Is Starting Workflows.
Most Systems Still Can't Safely Finish Them.

This short audit helps you identify hidden operational, regulatory, and compliance risk when AI touches real customer-facing workflows.

Start the Workflow Risk Audit

Takes ~3 minutes. Yes / No questions. Practical outcome.

What this audit does

This audit evaluates whether your customer-facing workflows can be safely completed when AI is involved — or when workflows are already subject to strict completion, compliance, or regulatory constraints.

It focuses on completion risk, not intent detection; operational failure modes, not model quality; and regulatory and liability exposure, not AI maturity.

What this is not

A security audit
An AI readiness or maturity assessment
A product pitch
A generic compliance checklist

There is no score to optimize for and no demo at the end.

Why this matters

AI is increasingly used to initiate workflows — starting transactions, requesting documents, triggering account changes, or guiding customers through regulated actions.

But once a workflow requires identity verification, disclosures or signatures, exact step order, system-of-record writes, or irreversible state changes, most AI-driven systems still break, escalate to humans, or fail silently.

That gap — between initiation and safe completion — is where real risk lives.

Who this is for

Relevant if you are responsible for customer-facing digital workflows, regulated or high-stakes processes, operational reliability, compliance, or AI-enabled CX and automation.

It applies whether AI already touches your workflows, or AI does not yet touch them but completion is critical or regulated.

If none of that applies, the audit will tell you that directly.

What you'll get

A clear classification of your workflow risk
An explanation of why that risk exists
Practical guidance on the level of completion control required

If there's nothing to address, you'll be told that directly.

How this works

Simple Yes / No questions
No numerical score shown
Deterministic evaluation of answers
No request to book a meeting

This is designed to be useful, not persuasive.