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Assessment

3-minute AI Workflow Risk Check.

This static first version lists the questions Verdify uses to qualify a workflow. An interactive scorer will follow after provider and consent choices are finalized.

  1. What workflow are you considering?
  2. Is it internal, customer-facing, regulated, or physical-world?
  3. What systems would AI need to read?
  4. What actions might AI take?
  5. What would be unacceptable if AI got it wrong?
  6. Who approves exceptions today?
  7. How would you know if the workflow improved?

Output frame

The answer should suggest fit, boundary type, and first engagement.

Low-risk candidate

Internal, reversible, draft or classification work with clear reviewers and visible source data.

Medium-risk candidate

Customer-facing or system-adjacent work where AI can recommend or draft, but approval and logs are required.

High-risk candidate

Regulated, physical-world, financial, quality, or irreversible action where AI authority should stay narrow.

Use this check before choosing a pilot.

Good fit when

You have a specific workflow in mind.
You can name the systems AI would need to read.
You know which actions would be unacceptable if wrong.
You want to decide whether Audit or MVP Sprint comes first.

Not a fit when

You only have a broad AI idea with no workflow owner.
The team cannot name approvals or exceptions.
The workflow has no measurable outcome.
You want AI to execute consequential actions without controls.

FAQ

Common buyer questions.

Does the risk check produce an automated score today?

Not yet. This static version shows the exact questions Verdify uses to qualify a workflow. An interactive scorer can be added after analytics, consent, and provider choices are finalized.

What makes a workflow high risk?

Customer-facing, regulated, financial, quality, physical-world, irreversible, or system-of-record actions usually require stronger boundaries, approval paths, and telemetry.

What should I do with the answers?

Use them to decide whether the next step is a Boundary Matrix, a Verified AI Operations Audit, or a narrow Bounded AI MVP Sprint.