AI audit
Free audit of your technology environment
We look at how you work, which tools you use and where time is wasted. You get a direct report: what to fix first and whether AI actually helps.
- 01Performance and load speed
- 02Security and good practices
- 03SEO and organic visibility
- 04Scalability and automation opportunity
How the audit works
- You tell us how you work, which tools you use and where time is lost. That first look does not require opening the server or handing over passwords.
- We review four areas already written on this page: load speed, basic security, technical SEO, and whether automation actually saves work or only adds another tool.
- You get a direct report: what to tackle first and what to leave alone. If AI does not help, we say so. The audit does not include building the change. That, if it continues, is a separate quote.
What you can check
The form on this page keeps the service on technology consulting and does not ask for a price. Free means the review and the report, not a build, not a Google position and not a fixed number of hours. We do not publish a phone number. The reply uses the same path as other requests. The report does not include a ranking, a closed quote or a shopping list of tools. If you want the work afterwards, the scope is written then. The audit does not ask for patient data, payment data or email passwords. If you paste them into the form, we do not need them for this review. Explaining the process and the public site is enough. You do not need to attach a file or send screenshots.
Before you request it
- Is the audit actually free?
- Yes, the review and the report. It does not include implementing what the report recommends. If you want that work, it is quoted separately.
- Do you need to log in to the site?
- The first look only needs what you tell us and what is already public. If access is needed later, it is asked only for the scope you have accepted.
- Will you sell me a chatbot either way?
- No. If the current process already solves it, the report says so. A chatbot only appears if repeated questions justify the job.