Where could agentic AI create the most value in your business?
A structured self-assessment for FMCG and CPG organizations. Twenty statements, a few minutes, and you leave with an Agentic Opportunity Profile: where the opportunity concentrates, how ready you are, and which workflows to look at first.
Sample output · illustrative
Highest-potential workflow candidates
- 1.Promotion planning
- 2.Distributor reconciliation
- 3.Management reporting
Illustrative profile. Your own output is scored from your answers below.
Eight lenses, five scored dimensions.
The assessment reads your organization the way a Workflow Audit would, one level up: value, repetition, decisions, data, systems, autonomy, readiness, and governance.
Business value
Which workflows influence revenue, margin, working capital, or management capacity.
Workflow repetition
How often the work recurs, and how much of it follows the same shape each time.
Decision intensity
Where judgment happens, how long it waits, and what it waits on.
Data readiness
Whether the evidence a workflow needs exists, and whether it can be reached.
System integration
Where execution happens: ERP, DMS, POS, messaging, spreadsheets.
Autonomy potential
How much of the workflow could safely become agent-operated.
Organizational readiness
Whether ownership, skills, and appetite exist to run agentic workflows.
Governance requirements
What approvals, auditability, and controls the workflow demands.
Twenty statements. Answer for how things run today.
Not how the org chart says they run. Scored in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere unless you ask us to follow up.
Part 1 of 5 · Commercial & route-to-market
How field time, distribution, and distributor operations run today.
Prefer to start with a conversation?
If you already know where it hurts, skip the form. The Workflow Audit goes straight to workflow-level economics, and a call is enough to scope one.