Score · AI Potential Scoring

Score your whole operating model for AI.

Every task, process and value stream, plotted by AI value potential and feasibility. One view of where AI pays off, from a single activity to the entire landscape.

AI Value × Feasibility

TasksProcessesLandscape
START HEREAI value potential →LowHighAI feasibility →LowHighReview TRACheck orderCreate opportunityDocument caseClose caseSummarise lossSend cancellationDesign offerCustom contractQuote + createConduct tech checkConduct lightningCreate solutionConduct discoveryNegotiateDesign offer v2
  • Quote creation
  • Order to cash
  • Lead to cash
  • Claims

A use-case list is not a strategy.

Most organisations collect AI ideas in a spreadsheet: forty rows, each one somebody’s favourite, none of them comparable. The loud ones get funded. The ones that would move the business stay on row 31.

The matrix replaces the list with a position. Every piece of work gets two scores on the same scale, so the comparison is between steps, not between opinions.

Two axes. Same scale for everything.

Both scores are derived from the process model: what you already know about each step, not a workshop vote.

Horizontal

AI value potential

How much is at stake if AI takes over or assists this step.

  • Volume — cases per month on this step
  • Effort — manual minutes and cost per case
  • Waiting — time cases spend idle here
  • Repetition — how often the same decision recurs

Vertical

AI feasibility

How realistic it is to put AI on this step now.

  • Data — are the inputs structured and accessible
  • Rules — is the decision logic explicit or tacit
  • Risk — what happens when the agent is wrong
  • Systems — can an agent reach the tools involved

Four quadrants, four decisions.

High value · High feasibility

Start here

The money is real and the path is clear. These become opportunity cards and go straight into a process branch.

High value · Low feasibility

Build towards

Worth it, but something is missing: data, a system connection, an explicit rule. The matrix tells you what to fix first.

Low value · High feasibility

Nice to have

Easy, but it won’t show up in the numbers. Fine for a team that wants to learn, wrong as a flagship pilot.

Low value · Low feasibility

Leave alone

Not now. Having this quadrant visible is what stops the loud ideas from getting funded.

From one task to the whole landscape.

The same two scores roll up. Switch the level and the matrix re-plots.

Tasks

Where exactly

Every activity in a process, plotted. This is where opportunities become specific: a step, an owner, a system.

“Check order” — high value, high feasibility, 620 cases a month

Processes

Which process first

Each process scored by its aggregated steps. Compare quote creation against claims against invoicing on one chart.

Quote creation leads on value, Order to cash on feasibility

Landscape

Where the organisation stands

Value streams and domains on the same axes. The view a leadership team needs to set an AI roadmap, not a wish list.

Lead to cash carries 60% of the total AI value potential

Click a dot. Get the opportunity.

Each position on the matrix opens the scored opportunity behind it: what the agent would do, where, for how much, with what confidence. From there it’s one click to a process branch and the Ship stage.

How the AI Opportunity Finder works

Quote creation · Review TRA · High value, high feasibility

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Follow-up agent after proposal

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Quotes wait 9.4 d in Proposal sent with no owner activity in 71% of cases. An agent drafts the follow-up from the proposal and the last thread and files it for the owner.

Where
Quote and present offer
Value
+€44k / yr
Effort
3 weeks
Confidence
high
Link to new process branch →

With Agentic Process Mining

Positions move with the data.

Connect your systems and the matrix scores from execution data instead of attributes. Volumes, waiting times and rework come from real cases, and dots shift as the business changes.

About the add-on

“Check order” moved from medium to high value after volume rose 38% in Q3.

Re-scored weekly · 2,140 cases · ERP + CRM

Plot your first process this week.

Model one process, score it, and see which steps land top right.