Does Your Business Need Automation?
Instructions: Check each box that applies to your business. Be brutally honest—this only works if you tell the truth.
Manual Data & Information Management
Repetitive Tasks & Workflows
Time & Resource Drains
Growth & Scalability Issues
Quality & Compliance Concerns
Technology & System Gaps
Your Automation Readiness Score
Add up your points and find your result below:
0-10 Points: "The Skeptic"
You're doing okay... for now. You might have some manual processes, but they're not causing major pain yet. Keep an eye on growth—what works at your current size might not scale. Consider this your early warning system.
Next Step: Document your current processes. When growth hits, you'll be ready.
11-25 Points: "The Tipping Point"
Automation is knocking at your door. You're experiencing real friction that's costing time and money. You're not in crisis mode yet, but you're spending too much time on tasks that could be automated. Your competitors who automate first will have an advantage.
Next Step: Pick ONE repetitive process that scored high and automate it first. Start small, learn fast.
26-40 Points: "The Burning Platform"
Automation isn't optional—it's urgent. Your manual processes are actively holding back growth and burning out your team. Every day you delay automation is costing you money and competitive advantage. You're at the point where NOT automating is riskier than getting started.
Next Step: Stop researching and start somewhere. Pick the biggest time-waster and automate it within 30 days.
41+ Points: "The Emergency Room"
Your business is in automation crisis mode. You're probably working evenings and weekends just to keep up. Staff turnover might be high. Customer satisfaction could be suffering. Automation isn't just about efficiency anymore—it's about survival.
Next Step: Get professional help immediately. You need an automation roadmap, not just a single solution.
What This Means
The brutal truth: If you scored above 15 points, every day you wait to start automating is costing you money, time, and sanity.
The good news: You don't need to automate everything at once. Start with the highest-scoring areas and work your way down.
The reality check: Your score will probably increase over time as your business grows. Better to start automating now while you have the bandwidth to think clearly about it.
Ready to stop checking boxes and start checking off automated processes? The hardest part isn't the technology—it's taking the first step. We offer a free consultantion?
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