Readiness

Readiness scores and right of reply

Scan any company's public pages for enterprise AI readiness, then claim your own page and correct a finding.

About 3 minutes

Before you start

• Nothing to scan. To claim a page: control of the domain's DNS or an email address at the domain

Steps

1. Scan a company

   On Scan, enter a website. We read public pages only, with our crawler, and check 22 items across identity, assurance, data, deployment and agents.

2. Read the score

   Each finding shows a quote and its source page. Anything we could not find says Not found in public pages, which says nothing about whether the company has it.

3. Claim your page

   Add a DNS TXT record or confirm an email at your domain.

   TXT  promptcompute-verify=<token from the claim page>

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4. Send a correction

   Link the public page that shows a finding. We review corrections within 2 business days and rescan from that page.

5. Show the badge

   Claimed companies can embed the live grade.

   <img src="https://promptcompute.ai/badge/example.com.svg" alt="AI readiness">

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Use cases

What you will see

A score page with a grade, every finding with its quote, and a changelog of changes.

It worked when

• The page shows Claimed after verification
• The changelog lists the correction and the new result
• The badge shows the current grade

Example output: Two findings on a score page

SOC 2 Type 2: Found
  "Acme holds a SOC 2 Type II report..."  (example.com/trust)
Customer-managed keys: Not found in public pages

If something goes wrong

The scan says the domain is not public

We only scan public addresses. Check the spelling and that the site resolves.

DNS verification fails

TXT records can take time to appear. Check the value with a DNS lookup and try again.

A check says Could not check

robots.txt or the page limit kept us from the pages it needs, or the model was unavailable.

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