Find the workflow worth investigating first
Answer a few plain-English questions about support, inventory, reporting, fulfillment, catalog work, ownership, and data access. Get a directional read across the operation and a prioritized place to start. Free, about 5 minutes, no call required.
- A plain-English readiness score across 8 store areas
- A clear read on where work slows down today
- Likely bottlenecks to validate with the operators
- Your top 3 workflow opportunities, prioritized
- The first workflow worth investigating
A clearer starting point for the systems around your store
The assessment organizes common operational symptoms across the storefront and back office. It helps identify the workflow worth discussing first without pretending a short questionnaire can replace operator interviews or a data review.
The store works, but the surrounding operation is hard to see
Support, fulfillment, reporting, catalog work, and customer data may each function on their own while the handoffs between them remain manual.
Several tools cover pieces of the same workflow
It can be difficult to distinguish a missing feature from a cross-system process that needs clearer ownership and a better technical connection.
You want a better question before you buy another app
The useful starting point is a bounded operational problem, a responsible operator, usable data, and a result the team can measure.
Your team knows the work better than a generic template
A short directional assessment can organize the symptoms before a deeper review with the people who actually run the workflow.
From questions to a better first discussion
Four short steps produce a directional report, a prioritized list of workflows, and a clear explanation of what a deeper Kickstart would add.
Step 1
Step 1
Answer a few honest questions
Eight short sections, one per part of the store — conversion, support, retention, fulfillment, and more. No prep, no jargon, just how things actually run today. Takes about 5 minutes.
Step 2
Step 2
Get your readiness score
The moment you finish, you get a 1–5 AI-readiness score for every store area and a clear overall read on where you stand — so you can see exactly where the gaps and the opportunities are.
Step 3
Step 3
See the workflows worth investigating
Your top 3 workflow opportunities are ordered from start-here to next-up. The result is directional and should be validated against the real operation before a build is approved.
Step 4
Step 4
Take it further (optional)
Want to rank and prove the opportunities? The Kickstart is $2,500 fixed and completed in 10 business days after kickoff and required access. It includes operator interviews, the top five opportunities, one tightly scoped proof build, and team training.
AI readiness assessment FAQ
What is an AI readiness assessment?
It is a directional check of how structured the workflows, data, handoffs, and system ownership around the store are. Miller & Miller's free assessment covers 8 operating areas in about 5 minutes and returns a readiness score plus workflows worth investigating.
How do I assess my store's AI readiness?
Look at each part of the store — storefront, support, customer follow-up, fulfillment, reporting, merchandising, ownership, and data access — and rate how repeatable, connected, and measurable the work is. The free assessment returns a 1–5 score per area and a prioritized list of where to investigate.
Is the AI readiness assessment really free?
Yes. The assessment is free, takes about 5 minutes, and requires no payment or sales call. You receive the readiness score and prioritized workflow opportunities when you finish.
How long does the AI readiness assessment take?
About 5 minutes. It has 8 short sections with a handful of plain-English questions in each. The directional report is available when you finish, with no call required.
What do I get at the end of the assessment?
A 1–5 readiness score for each of 8 operating areas, a plain-English overall read, 3 workflow opportunities ordered from start-here to next-up, and a short executive summary. It is a directional assessment, not a formal scope or financial forecast.
Who is the AI readiness assessment for?
Growing ecommerce brands where a founder or operator is deciding which operational workflow is worth improving first.
The standard first engagement is the $2,500 Kickstart: 10 business days after kickoff and required access to rank the best opportunities, complete one tightly scoped proof build, and train your team. It stands on its own.
Find the operational bottleneck worth discussing first.
Answer a few plain-English questions about how your store runs today. You'll get a directional read across the operation and a prioritized workflow to investigate — free, with no call required.
A short call to understand the workflow, systems, available data, and the result that would make a project worthwhile.
- $2,500 Kickstart with a tightly scoped proof build
- A real reply within one business day
- Clear technical ownership