Free · Two assessments
AI skills and digital readiness: two free checks
One measures what a person knows about AI. The other measures how digitally mature a company is. Both are free, both take 10 to 15 minutes, and most companies end up needing both.
Already know which one you need?
Which check measures what
AI Skills Check
- Who it is for
- Individuals — from first steps to a governance role
- What is measured
- Personal AI knowledge across six levels, from grasping terms to the organisational level
- Scope
- 24 to 26 questions per level, six levels to work through
- Duration
- 10–15 minutes per level
- What you get
- Your level, a per-topic breakdown, a learning set as a PDF for each level and the unlock code for the next one
- What the check does not do
- No certificate and no observation of actual work — an orientation
- Cost
- Free
Digital Readiness & Potential Check
- Who it is for
- Companies and decision-makers in SMEs
- What is measured
- The company's digital maturity across ten dimensions — strategy, marketing, sales, processes, data, technology, AI, security, team, innovation culture — plus an automated analysis of the website
- Scope
- Around 35 scored questions in eight themed blocks, once
- Duration
- 10–15 minutes in total
- What you get
- A Future Readiness Score, a maturity level, three to seven prioritised measures and a PDF report
- What the check does not do
- No full audit and no legal advice — an assessment with prioritised next steps
- Cost
- Free
Where do I start?
As a rule of thumb: the AI Skills Check is worth it when you or your team want to know how confident you are with AI tools and concepts. The Digital Readiness Check is worth it when the question is about the company as a whole — strategy, processes, technology, team. Many companies do both: the Readiness Check shows where the company stands, the Skills Check shows whether the people behind it have the knowledge to match.
Frequently asked questions about the checks
- Which of the two checks should I do first?
- It depends on what you want to know. The AI Skills Check measures your personal knowledge — you take it for yourself. The Digital Readiness Check measures your company and needs input on strategy, processes and website. If you plan to do both: start with the personal one, it is shorter and needs no preparation.
- Do the checks cost anything?
- No, both are free. There are no payment details, no trial period and no subscription. The AI Skills Check does not even need an account — an email address is only required if you want the learning set as a PDF.
- How long does a check take?
- Both around 10 to 15 minutes. The Digital Readiness Check covers 35 scored questions across ten dimensions. The AI Skills Check has 24 to 26 questions per level — each level is its own session, so you do not have to do all six in one go.
- What happens to the data I enter?
- Your answers are used for the evaluation and are not sold on. The Digital Readiness Check additionally examines publicly accessible signals from your website — nothing any browser could not see anyway. Details are in the privacy policy.
- Do I only get a score, or concrete next steps too?
- Both checks give you more than a number. The Digital Readiness Check shows the score per dimension along with quick wins and prioritised levers. The AI Skills Check shows your result per topic area, explains every answer and puts together a learning set for your level.
- Are the checks for individuals or for companies?
- Both, but separately. The AI Skills Check is aimed at individuals — from entry level to governance roles. The Digital Readiness Check is aimed at companies and decision-makers in SMEs. Teams often use both: one for the people, the other for the organisation.