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AI Readiness Scorecard
Score your AI programme against a named published rubric, with an evidence trail and a remediation backlog.
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Name the rubric
Approval, procurement, audit, and regulated-workflow review all ask the same thing: where is the evidence? A working AI system is necessary but not sufficient. We build a scorecard against a named, published rubric (NIST AI RMF, Google's ML Test Score, a HIPAA / GxP-aligned readiness checklist, or an equivalent industry reference) with the engineering evidence wired into every line item. Not opinion, not a deck.
What Lands at the End
What You Keep
The Scorecard is for an approval committee, internal audit, regulated-workflow review, or board-level readiness question that needs a defensible score against a named external rubric. Entry needs a named rubric, a defined scope of system or workflow, and access to existing artefacts. It runs 2–5 weeks, fixed-price.
The Filled Scorecard
Per-item
Each item of the named published rubric scored on a defined scale, with a written rationale.
The Evidence Map
Reviewable
Rubric item to evidence ID, so every score points to a test log, eval output, runbook, or lineage note.
The Remediation Backlog
Prioritised
Gaps listed explicitly and ranked by approval impact and engineering effort, with dependency notes.
The Re-Score Plan
Optional
When to rerun and what evidence to refresh, so the next rubric pass is cheap and the trajectory is visible.
What a Scored Rubric Is
The deliverable is not a slide. It is a document set built around an external reference text the reviewer can hold in their other hand: each rubric item scored against a defined scale with a written rationale, each score pointing to one or more evidence IDs, gaps listed explicitly rather than buried, and a remediation backlog prioritised by approval impact and engineering effort. Any qualified reviewer can replay the scoring against the same published rubric using the same evidence map and arrive at the same scorecard within an agreed tolerance.
Rubrics We Work From
NIST AI RMF
AI RMF GenAI Profile
Google ML Test Score
HIPAA Security Rule References
GxP-Aligned Readiness Checklists
FDA Pre-Cert Guidance (as reference)
Not Sure This Is the Right Pack?
If the ask is "build us the evals or the regression harness", that is the Production AI Monitoring Harness. The Scorecard uses harness output as evidence, it does not build the harness. If the ask is "compare these LLMs for our task", that is the LLM Selection Pack. If the ask is "certify us", certification is out of scope for any service we offer. If the system is too expensive or slow to serve, that is the Inference Cost-Cut Pack.
How We Know This Works
GxP-readiness, EU AI Act, and continuous-validation writing on the rubric-and-evidence-map discipline this pack codifies.
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AI Readiness Scorecard FAQ
What makes a scorecard defensible rather than opinion?
Two things: it scores against a named, published external rubric the reviewer can hold in their other hand, and an evidence map ties every score to an artefact: a test log, eval output, runbook, or lineage note. Without a named rubric and an evidence map, the artefact collapses to opinion.
What rubrics do you score against?
NIST AI RMF and the AI RMF GenAI Profile, Google's ML Test Score, FDA Software Pre-Cert / GxP guidance as reference (not certification), and HIPAA Security Rule mapping references, among equivalents. Which rubric applies is part of the entry scoping.
Can another reviewer reproduce the scoring?
Yes. Any qualified reviewer can replay the scoring against the same published rubric using the same evidence map and arrive at the same scorecard within an agreed tolerance. The buyer can also demand a re-score in twelve months and watch the trajectory move.
Do you build the eval or regression harness too?
No. The Scorecard uses harness output as evidence; it does not build the harness. Building the eval, regression, and drift harness is the Production AI Monitoring Harness.
Do you certify us?
No. Certification is out of scope for any service we offer. Readiness scoring is engineering evidence the legal, medical, and regulatory roles you already have can read and challenge. Refer to legal and regulatory partners for certification itself.
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The life sciences crosswalk routes regulated-readiness scoring through this pack. The scorecard is engineering evidence the legal, medical, and regulatory roles you already have can read and challenge, not certification, audit sign-off, or legal interpretation. For the wider discipline this pack delivers, see AI governance and trust.
If you have a named published rubric, a defined scope of AI system or programme to be scored, and access to the existing engineering artefacts, contact us and tell us the rubric, the scope, and what your approval workflow needs the scorecard to defend against.