Workplace AI readiness

Microsoft Copilot & ChatGPT Readiness Assessment

Put clear guardrails around workplace AI before a pilot becomes business as usual. We help Canadian teams understand their use, data exposure, ownership, and next steps.

Who it is for

For teams adopting AI without a large governance function.

Designed for Canadian small and mid-sized organizations piloting or expanding Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, or other workplace AI tools. It is especially useful when leaders need to answer customer, insurer, or internal questions about AI use.

Common starting points

  • Employees use tools or accounts leadership has not reviewed
  • Shared files and permissions have not been checked before a Copilot rollout
  • Staff need rules for sensitive information and human review
  • No one owns tool approvals, incidents, or periodic review

Assessment scope

Review the decisions behind safe use.

We agree the tools, users, data, and access needed before work starts. The review is advisory and does not change your environment.

Visibility and access

Inventory approved and informal AI use, account types, owners, identity controls, and relevant Microsoft 365 sharing permissions.

Data and vendors

Review sensitive-information boundaries, tool approval, vendor questions, retention considerations, and escalation routes.

People and policy

Assess acceptable-use guidance, human review, training needs, accountability, and incident reporting.

What you receive

A decision-ready roadmap.

Receive a scoped gap summary, prioritized risk register, recommended guardrails, and a practical 30/60/90-day action plan. We review the findings with leadership and identify which work can be handled by your existing team.

Scope and pricing are confirmed after an initial consultation. This is readiness advice, not a formal audit, certification, legal opinion, or guarantee of an outcome.

How it works

  1. Agree tools, users, data, and assessment boundaries
  2. Review available policies, settings, workflows, and stakeholder input
  3. Validate and prioritize material gaps
  4. Brief leaders on actions and owners

Related services

For a deeper tenant configuration review, see the Microsoft 365 Security Assessment. For broader policy and tool oversight, see AI Governance Readiness.

Practical answers

Frequently asked questions

Who is this assessment designed for?

Canadian SMBs piloting or expanding Copilot, ChatGPT, or other workplace AI without a large internal governance team.

Will you change our Microsoft 365 settings?

No. The assessment is advisory; any access and evidence review is agreed in advance. Your team decides and performs configuration changes.

What do we need to provide?

We agree the tools, users, data types, policies, stakeholder input, and any configuration evidence needed during scoping.

What will we receive?

A scoped gap summary, prioritized risk register, recommended guardrails, and a practical 30/60/90-day action plan.

How much does it cost?

Scope and pricing are confirmed after an initial consultation. No fixed price is published for this assessment.

Discuss your scope

Get a clear next step.

Tell us about your business and what you need to understand. We will confirm scope, timing, and the most useful engagement.