Audit

What to expect from an AI readiness audit.

Five days, two workshops, one report your board can act on. Here is the week, and how to spot an audit that is really a sales call.

Published 21 Oct 2026 · 5 min read · Sentriqa

The week

  • Day 1 — leadership workshop: goals, constraints, the numbers that matter, the systems you run.
  • Days 2–3 — process owners, data review, governance and privacy check, use-case long list.
  • Day 4 — ROI modelling from your numbers, ranking, costing, roadmap.
  • Day 5 — report delivered, 60-minute readout with leadership.

What the report contains

  • Prioritised opportunity map ranked by value against effort
  • Modelled ROI per use case with written assumptions
  • Data readiness assessment
  • Governance and privacy review against the Australian Privacy Principles, including the December 2026 reforms
  • Costed roadmap: agents, workflows, apps, people — what first, what it costs, what must be true

Real audit or free consultation?

  • A real audit is paid and produces a document you own.
  • It can say "not yet" — about one in five of ours do.
  • It models ROI from your numbers, not industry averages.
  • It is credited against a build, so it costs nothing if you proceed.
Who it suits

Australian and NZ companies of roughly 20–2,000 staff with a leadership team that wants a decision. Startups usually need a product discovery instead.

Questions people ask

How much time do we need to commit?

Two half-day workshops and a few hours of process-owner time across the week.

What if we only want a second opinion on a vendor proposal?

That is a common use. We tell you where it is right and where it is optimistic, in writing.

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Book the five days.

A$7,500 fixed, board-ready, credited against your build.