AI readiness quiz

How ready is your operation for agentic execution?

Six questions on what decides whether AI becomes part of how your operation runs: execution automation, context ownership, model dependence, governance, data quality and adoption. There is no sign-up, and your answers are not stored or sent.

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Self-assessmentAvailable now
Questions
Six, one for each dimension
Time
A few minutes
Result
A band and three next steps
Privacy
Answers are not stored or sent

The four bands

  • Exploring0 to 4
  • Piloting5 to 9
  • Operating10 to 14
  • Compounding15 to 18

The quiz

Six questions, one honest result.

Choose the option that describes a normal week in your operation. The quiz runs in your browser, with no form to fill in and no email gate. Your answers are not stored or sent.

01 / 06Execution automationWhen an exception appears, such as a late load, a short delivery or a mismatched invoice, what usually happens next?
02 / 06Context ownershipWhere does the context an AI tool would need, such as orders, shipments, documents and contracts, live today?
03 / 06Model dependenceIf your main AI provider changed its pricing or retired a model next quarter, what would happen?
04 / 06GovernanceCan you see what an automated system did on your behalf, and reconstruct a specific decision afterwards?
05 / 06Data qualityHow well do your systems agree with each other about the same shipment, vendor or SKU?
06 / 06AdoptionWho in the operations team is genuinely using AI in their daily work?

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Your result

Answer all six questions to see where you stand.

You will get one of four bands, with three things worth doing next from wherever you land.

  • Exploring0 to 4 of 18
  • Piloting5 to 9 of 18
  • Operating10 to 14 of 18
  • Compounding15 to 18 of 18

The four bands

Four bands that place your operation.

A band describes a position and passes no judgement on the team. Most operations sit in more than one at once: strong on automation and thin on governance, or the reverse.

  1. 0 to 4 of 18Band 01

    Exploring

    AI has not yet reached the work that takes up the day. The first move matters more than the tool: pick one costly exception type and map how it closes today.

  2. 5 to 9 of 18Band 02

    Piloting

    Something runs, and it proves the idea without yet carrying the load. The risk is a pilot that stays impressive in demos and never becomes infrastructure.

  3. 10 to 14 of 18Band 03

    Operating

    Real work is being done in more than one place. Gains now come from consolidation: one context layer, consistent governance and workflows that build on each other.

  4. 15 to 18 of 18Band 04

    Compounding

    Automation is part of how the operation runs. The work now is to protect that position: portability, deeper governance and keeping the asset in your hands.

How to read the result

A way to start the conversation inside your team.

The quiz scores what you believe about your own operation. It does not inspect your systems, so it cannot confirm that the automation you think is running closes the cases you think it closes.

It is most useful when three people answer separately, for example someone from operations, someone from IT and someone from finance, and then compare their answers. The places where the answers differ usually tell you more than the score does.

The quiz looks at your operation. The Supply Chain AI Index looks at the models: once its first edition is published, it will show which models handle supply chain work best.

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Where each dimension leads

How Symplichain helps with each dimension.

Each link covers one dimension of the quiz. Start with the one where your answers scored lowest.

Take your weakest area to a real workflow.

Bring the exception type that costs your team the most coordination time. We will show you how it closes, with your approvals in place.

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