Find the work
worth automating.

A focused AI opportunity audit for established UK teams.

What You Get

A business case
before a build.

Ten working days. One clear first move.

Process and Cost Map

We map how the work currently moves, who handles it, how often it happens and where time, delay or repeated effort is being lost.

Discuss your process

Systems and Data Review

We identify where the required information lives, how it can be accessed and which integration, security or data-quality issues need resolving.

Review the opportunity

Prioritised Roadmap

Each opportunity is assessed against value, feasibility, risk and time to production, producing a practical recommendation rather than a list of AI ideas.

Scope an audit

Focused discovery,
clear output.

10 days

Fixed audit window once access and stakeholder availability are confirmed.

3 -5

Opportunities properly assessed within one business function.

1

First project recommended, scoped and costed.

7500 GBP

Fixed fee plus VAT for the defined audit scope.

The Outcome

Not a workshop
that ends in slides.

The purpose of the audit is to make an implementation decision.

Current-state workflow map and task-volume baseline.

Systems and data inventory, including access and quality constraints.

Three to five assessed use cases and a prioritised opportunity scorecard.

Recommended first workflow, controls, indicative build cost and 90-day roadmap.

Scope an AI Opportunity Audit

Questions

Before you commission an audit.

A focused business function normally produces a more useful result than attempting to assess the entire company at once.

Does the audit include building a prototype?

No. The audit establishes what should be built and why. A prototype or production workflow is scoped separately once the recommendation is agreed.

Do we need an internal technical team?

No. Prosper can work with the people who own and perform the process. Access to someone responsible for the relevant systems or data is helpful.

Does our data need to be perfect?

No. Data quality and availability are part of the assessment. The audit identifies what is usable and what would need fixing before implementation.

Are we obliged to use Prosper for the build?

No. The client retains the report, recommendation and roadmap. Prosper can implement it, but there is no obligation to proceed.

What happens after the audit?

The client can stop, fix prerequisites, commission a focused workflow build or move into a wider implementation programme.

Find the strongest
first move.

Start with one business function and leave with a clear decision about what should happen next.