AI Readiness Audit

AI readiness audit for Saudi SMEs

What does an AI readiness audit cost, and what do you get back?

SAR 2,800 fixed fee, scope priced to SAR 7,500 only when the data estate is wider.

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The audit runs 14 checks across data, workflows and compliance, then hands you a scored 0 to 100 report and a 90-day roadmap. Every check ends with a next action, not a theory.

Delivered by SIKRITS Limited (UK #12148756, KSA CR 1009168915, MISA licensed). 14-day money-back guarantee.

14

checks per audit

90

day roadmap

24h

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What the audit checks

Data: accessibility, quality and governance gaps. Workflows: where automation pays for itself first. Regulatory: ZATCA e-invoicing readiness, ESR exposure, and Saudization posture for AI-touching roles.

Each check ends with a scored finding and a next action, so the roadmap you get is built from evidence you own.

What you get

A scored report (0 to 100), a 90-day roadmap with effort bands, and a follow-up call within the delivery week. A 14-day money-back guarantee covers the report.

The audit is a fixed fee of SAR 2,800. Scope grows to SAR 7,500 only when your data estate is wider, and the scope is confirmed before work starts.

Who it is for

Companies under 500 employees in Saudi Arabia deciding where AI pays for itself first, and boards that need an independent score before committing budget.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an AI readiness audit cost?

The SME tier starts at SAR 2,800 as a fixed fee. Wider scopes, where a company has several offices or a deeper data estate, price to SAR 7,500. Scope is confirmed before work starts, so the fee never drifts.

How long does the audit take?

You receive a scored 0 to 100 report and a 90-day roadmap. The 90 days is the roadmap horizon, not the wait: delivery lands in your inbox shortly after scope confirmation, with a follow-up call in the delivery week. A 14-day money-back guarantee covers the report.

What do the 14 checks cover?

Data readiness, quality and governance; workflow exposure, where automation pays for itself first; and regulatory posture, including ZATCA e-invoicing readiness, ESR exposure, and Saudization posture for AI-touching roles.