AI use case prioritiser
Write down the AI projects you have in mind and rate each from 1 to 3 on six criteria. The tool adds up the points, ranks the candidates and marks the ones that need care as a first project. Every score is your own judgement; the aim is a shared language for the team, not an exact calculation.
Your candidates
Add from the list or write your own:
Ranking
Score at least one candidate on all six criteria and the ranking appears here.
Suggested first project
Every scored candidate has a criterion that needs care in a first project. See the marks below; you may need to narrow the scope or add another candidate.
The scores are your own judgement. The names you type are not recorded; only the scores are, without your identity.
How is the ranking made?
- Each criterion is worth 1, 2 or 3 points; a candidate can reach 18.
- Candidates are ranked by total. On a tie, the one written first comes first.
- Cost of error and compliance risk are reversed scales: low risk scores high.
- The "suggested first project" is the highest-scoring candidate with no 1 on compliance risk, cost of error, ownership or data readiness.
What does this tool not show?
- What the project will cost or how long it will take.
- Whether the scores are right. Two people can score the same candidate differently; talking about the difference is the real use of the tool.
- Legal fitness. Assess candidates that touch personal data or decisions about people together with your legal counsel.
Frequently asked questions
How many candidates should I enter?
Three to six works well. One candidate cannot be ranked, and with many the scoring gets shallow. If your list is long, first pick the five or six tasks that take the most time.
Should the highest score always be the first project?
No. A candidate that decides about people, whose errors reach customers, or that nobody owns is a risky first project even with a high total. That is why the suggestion is made only among candidates with no 1 on those criteria.
Are the names I type stored?
No. The names stay in your browser and inside the link you share. To see how the tool is used we record only the scores and the number of candidates, without your name, email or IP address, and delete them after 12 months. If you ask for the result by email, the address you type is taken separately for that request and kept as a contact request.
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How we start
- A free first callWe pin down the problem and the goal together.
- A 2-week discovery sprintWe look at the data, the process and the tools, and decide where to start.
- A written proposalScope, architecture and timeline, in writing.