Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — or none of them? Seven quick questions. Our AI researches your company, an Evisent engineer reviews it, and a personalised recommendation lands in your inbox.
Pick everything that applies — your recommendation is built around the work you flag.
Why we ask: "best AI" depends entirely on the job. This is the single biggest factor in which tools we recommend.
Including yourself, full-time equivalents.
Why we ask: team size shapes both your risk surface and which automations pay back fastest.
Select all that apply. Be honest — this stays private and feeds into your result.
Why we ask: the tools already in play tell us where your data is flowing today.
We'll tailor your result to your industry's regulator and 2026 deadlines.
Why we ask: your regulator determines the governance overlay your report maps to.
Tap everything that resonates — we'll weight your result by what you flag.
Why we ask: we weight your report toward the risks you actually care about.
Assume the plan is costed, scoped, and shows concrete potential — not a compliance pitch, an opportunity one.
Why we ask: timing changes the recommendation — never the scores.
Email, files, line-of-business apps — where do they actually run?
Why we ask: cloud-based systems can be automated safely and quickly — on-premise servers usually can't. This directly shapes your Build score.
Your instant snapshot reveals on the next screen. We'll also email you the full PDF recommendation — which AI tools fit your business, the reasoning, and the guardrails to put around them.
That's our first-pass read from your seven answers — not the full picture. Your emailed report names the exact tools we'd pick (and skip), the order to roll them out, and the guardrails to run them safely — checked by an Evisent engineer before it reaches you.
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Your full report is on its way — no extra step needed. We email every tailored report after a human review.
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AI-ASSISTED, HUMAN-REVIEWED · EVISENT DOESN'T SELL YOUR DATA · NO LIST-SHARING · ONE REPORT EMAIL THEN NOTHING UNLESS YOU ASK
Which tools fit your business — Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, workflow automation, or a mix — mapped to the tasks you pick. And which to skip.
Our AI looks up your industry's regulator, recent enforcement, and your company's public profile to ground the report in real specifics — not templates.
Every report is read by an Evisent engineer before it goes out. They fact-check the AI, edit where needed, and add context the AI couldn't see. That's the bit that makes it trustworthy.
Sources cited. Your regulator named. Where to start, the risks to manage, and a clear next step — Sprint, Build & Operate, or just a 15-min chat first. Typically in your inbox the same day.
A 3-minute, 7-question quiz for Australian businesses. It works out which AI tools fit the work you actually do — Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, workflow automation, or none — then triggers an AI-researched, human-reviewed PDF recommendation tailored to your industry and your specific company. Free.
Around three minutes to answer the questions. The custom PDF report lands in your inbox within 24 hours — usually faster — once an Evisent engineer has reviewed the AI-generated draft.
Yes. Every report is drafted by AI using public information about your industry and company, then reviewed and edited by an Evisent engineer before it is emailed to you. We do not send unreviewed AI output to clients.
Your AI shortlist — which tools fit your business and which to skip — the guardrails to run them safely, what stands out about your specific company and industry (with citations), and a recommended next step — which might be the Sprint, a Build & Operate engagement, or just a chat. No upsell pressure.
No. Your quiz answers and email stay with Evisent. The AI research stage uses public sources only — public websites, ASIC, regulator publications, public job ads and press. We do not buy data, send your details to third parties, or share with vendors.
No. The report is free and the next-step recommendation may be "no action needed" — that is a legitimate outcome for some businesses. If the recommendation is the Sprint or a Build, it is a fixed-price engagement with the deliverable defined before you commit.