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How connected is your business, really?

Integrations hold your business together, until they don’t. In 12 quick questions, see how well your systems, processes and data connect, then get a readiness score, a breakdown by area and the highest-value place to start.
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A clear read on where you stand

Every new system, process and AI tool depends on the same thing: integrations that are reliable, reusable and safe to build on.

When they aren’t, the cost shows up as re-keying, delays and projects that take longer than they should. Most organisations have more integrations than they realise, and more manual work holding them together than they’d like. This assessment shows you exactly where you stand, and what to fix first.

How connected you really are

An integration readiness score showing how well data and work move between your systems today.

Where manual effort is costing you

A breakdown across connectivity, automation, operations and governance, so you can see which gaps matter most.

The highest-value place to start

A three-step plan for your weakest area, with a real example of a team that fixed it.

Every business wants to move faster.

Far fewer have the foundations to do it.

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Inside the assessment

The assessment looks at the four things that decide how easily data and work move around your organisation. There are three questions in each area, and every answer is scored from 0 to 10.

Connectivity

How your core systems exchange data, how quickly a change in one system reaches the others, and how long it takes to connect something new. This shows whether your integrations are built to be reused or rebuilt every time.

Process automation

How your end-to-end processes, such as quote-to-cash or onboarding, run across systems, how much time goes on re-keying and reconciling, and whether anyone can see where a piece of work is.

Operations and resilience

How you find out when an integration fails, how well your integrations are documented, and how changes are tested and released. This is what keeps everything running when people move on or volumes grow.

Governance and AI readiness

Who owns your integrations and the data they carry, how access is controlled, and whether an AI agent could safely use your data today. It’s the foundation that lets you say yes to new tools, partners and AI.

What you get

An overall integration readiness score out of 100, a score and insight for each area, your three biggest gaps with a practical first move for each, and a three-step plan for the area that will make the biggest difference, with an example from an organisation like yours. We email you a copy, and you can share it with your team.

Want to go further? See how we approach integration, or read how WEL Networks automated solar approvals and how Genesis replaced three legacy systems in four months. You can also browse all our case studies.

FAQs

It’s a short self-assessment that shows how well your systems, processes and data are connected today. It scores you across connectivity, process automation, operations and governance, then points to the gaps worth fixing first.

About three minutes. There are 12 multiple-choice questions, plus a few quick details about your organisation so we can tailor the report.

No. The assessment is vendor-neutral and works whether you use MuleSoft, Boomi, Microsoft Azure, something else or nothing yet. We only ask which platform you’re considering so we can tailor what we send you.

We use your answers to build your report and email it to you. We may also contact you about your results and send occasional emails about integration, and you can unsubscribe at any time. See our privacy policy.

Start with the plan for your highest-value area and the first moves for your three biggest gaps. If you’d like a second opinion, book a free 30-minute results review with our team. Book a results review.

Anyone with a view of how your systems and processes work together, such as IT and digital leaders, architects, and finance or operations leaders. People often see the business differently, so it’s worth comparing results across your team.