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What Jottings measures

AI Data Readiness Score

This score is about the data your business already created. Not whether your team is ready to roll out AI tools.

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  1. 01
    Map workflows
  2. 02
    Create SOPs
  3. 03
    Identify systems
  4. 04
    Connect decisions + outcomes
  5. 05
    Buyer Ready

What Jottings evaluates

Six things. We do not publish the weights. Your score changes as you improve these areas.

Operational History

How much real work has your company completed, and over how many years?

Workflow Quality

Are there repeatable processes representing economically meaningful work?

Decisions and Expertise

Do employees make meaningful judgments, approvals, corrections, or exceptions?

Outcomes

Can the work be connected to what happened afterward?

Documentation

Can someone understand how the work is supposed to happen?

Data Readiness

Can the underlying records be identified, accessed, and responsibly prepared?

Score bands

0–39

Getting Started

Begin documenting important workflows.

40–59

Building

You have useful foundations but significant gaps remain.

60–74

Promising

Your company may have meaningful AI-data potential.

75–84

Preparing for Review

Strong signals. Continue preparing workflows and underlying records.

85–100

Buyer Review Ready

Your company may qualify for a Jottings human assessment.

The score represents readiness, not market value or buyer acceptance. A high score does not guarantee a license.

Short answers

What is the AI Data Readiness Score?
A 0 to 100 score of how close your company is to having operational history worth evaluating for AI-data licensing. It tracks documentation, workflows, systems, decisions, and outcomes. It is not a valuation and not an offer.
How is this different from an AI readiness assessment?
Most AI readiness assessments ask whether your company can adopt AI tools. Jottings asks whether the work your business already did produced data that could be licensed. Same words. Different question.
What does Jottings evaluate?
Six things: operational history, workflow quality, decisions and expertise, outcomes, documentation, and whether the underlying records can be identified and prepared. We do not publish the weights.
Does a high score mean a buyer will license our data?
No. A high score means the company may qualify for a Jottings human assessment. It does not guarantee a license, a buyer, or a price.
How do I raise my score?
Map the repeatable work, write SOPs, identify where the records live, and connect decisions to what happened afterward. The SOP generator and the other free tools are built for that.

The score is readiness. The work to raise it is free.

See what your data could be worthHow the deal works
Two minutes to see if it is even a conversation. For qualifying companies, we get paid when you do.