AI audit
€1,950excl. VAT
Local governments: price on request.- Duration
- about three weeks
- Your time
- about 4 hours
- Inventory of AI use
- Risks: privacy and the AI Act
- Opportunity map and first steps
AI & Automation
Capabilities · AI & Automation
In about three weeks we map where AI saves time and money in your organisation, which risks you need to manage and which steps to take first. You receive a concrete plan, with no obligation to continue with us.

€1,950excl. VAT
Local governments: price on request.In many SMEs, staff already use AI tools, often without any agreement on what is and is not allowed. This AI use without agreements, sometimes called shadow AI, is understandable: the tools are free and handy.
Meanwhile, vendors arrive every week with a new tool and a new promise. For management, the question stays open: where does AI really pay off for us, which risks are we already running, and what do we do first? An AI audit gives a well-founded answer.
Answer: the opportunity map
Which risks are we already running?
Answer: the risk register
Answer: the 90-day plan
Where does most of the time go, and which work keeps coming back? We map the processes that gain most from running faster or better.
Which AI tools do your staff already use, for what and with which data? Without judgement, so you know where you stand today.
Which data and tools do you have, and are they usable for AI? Where are the connections, and where are the gaps?
Among other things, the AI Act requires that people know when they are talking to AI, and that staff working with AI know enough about it. The audit maps your obligations. It is not legal advice.
Where does AI save time or money, and what does it take to get there? Every opportunity gets an estimate of value and feasibility.
AI opportunity scan
Five short questions. Then you see your three biggest AI opportunities and a proposal for the first step. Your answers are not stored.
Example of an opportunity map
Illustrative example, not client data. Height = expected impact.
Every opportunity on one map, ranked by value and feasibility, so you see what comes first.
The risks around privacy, GDPR and the AI Act, with for each one what you do about it and who follows it up.
What you concretely do over the next three months, in which order and with whom.
For the main opportunities: what it costs, what it returns and on which assumptions.
We go through the results together, answer your questions and agree on the next steps.
We discuss your goals, choose who we talk to and gather what already exists.
Short conversations with management and staff, and a look at your processes, data and tools.
Opportunity map, risk register, 90-day plan and business case, in writing.
We walk you through the report and you decide what to do first.
In total the audit takes about three weeks. It asks about 4 hours of your team: the kick-off, a few interviews and the review.

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Explore the serviceAbout three weeks, from the kick-off to the review of the report. We agree the exact schedule in the proposal, depending on how quickly we can speak to the right people. The audit asks about 4 hours of your team. You can see how that works in the four steps.
For SMEs the AI audit costs €1,950 excl. VAT, as a fixed price. For local governments we prepare a tailored quote, because the scope varies widely. You know in advance what you pay, and after the audit you are under no obligation to continue with us. See what you receive.
No. The audit is most useful when you do not yet know where to start. We look at your processes, your data and the places where AI can save time or money. If your team already uses AI tools, we take that into account, so you also know which agreements are needed.
Someone from management for the kick-off and the review, and a few staff who do the work every day, for short interviews. Together that is about 4 hours. We also ask for insight into your tools and processes, as much as needed and no more.
Yes, as a first step. The audit maps which obligations apply to you, such as transparency when people talk to AI and sufficient AI knowledge among your staff. You receive a risk register with actions. It is not legal advice: for a legal opinion, it is best to involve a lawyer.
The AI audit answers AI questions: where AI helps, which risks exist, what to do first. The business diagnosis answers growth questions: why is the business not growing as expected? If it turns out during the work that the real problem lies on the other side, we tell you.
One introduction is enough to decide whether an AI audit makes sense for your organisation.