OneRange Vero

Free AI readiness assessment

A free, role-aware assessment that measures how ready your workforce actually is to use AI — scoring fluency by skill and showing where training will pay off first.

What the assessment measures

Each respondent answers a set of scenario questions tailored to their role. Rather than asking whether someone has used ChatGPT, the questions put them in a realistic situation and ask what they would do next — which reveals judgment, not familiarity.

  • Prompting and task delegation: knowing what to hand to an assistant and how to ask
  • Output judgment: spotting hallucinations, bias, and answers that look right but are not
  • Workflow design: rebuilding a process around AI instead of bolting it on
  • Safe and compliant use: what data may be shared, and where human review is required
  • Adoption confidence: whether people feel permitted and equipped to use AI at work

How it works

You create a workspace in about a minute — no account, no credit card. You get a shareable link and an email invite tool to send to your team, plus a private dashboard link to bookmark. Responses take ten to twelve minutes per person and are anonymous at the individual level.

As responses arrive, the dashboard fills in with scores by skill and by department, variance between divisions, and a ranked list of the gaps holding adoption back.

What you get back

  • An overall readiness score with skill-level breakdown
  • A department and division heatmap showing where readiness is uneven
  • Your top three skill gaps with specific recommended next steps
  • A scorecard you can share with leadership or use to scope a training plan

Who it is for

L&D and people teams scoping an AI upskilling program, IT and transformation leaders who have rolled out AI licenses and want to know whether they are landing, and executives who need a baseline before committing budget.

The assessment is free and there is no signup. If you want to model the financial case afterwards, the AI Training ROI Calculator uses the same assumptions.