Automation Readiness Scorecard
Automation readiness scorecard
An organization is ready to automate when it has standardized documented processes, clean digital data, high-volume repeatable work, stable accessible systems, leadership buy-in, and a change-ready team. Rate yours on these six factors below for a 0–100 readiness score and the specific gaps to close first.
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Readiness by factor
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The scorecard weighs six factors automation teams check before committing to a build. Process standardization (25%) and data quality (20%) carry the most weight — they're the usual make-or-break. Volume & repeatability (15%) and system stability (15%) capture feasibility, while leadership buy-in (15%) and team change-readiness (10%) capture whether the program will stick. Each answer becomes a 0–100 sub-score, combined by weight into one number.
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A directional self-assessment based on your inputs, for planning only. Not a substitute for a technical discovery.