Leadership, with AI. A 30-day pilot you can measure.
Pilot one leadership reporting workflow that drafts from approved numbers and source notes, while interpretation, commitments and board decisions stay with leaders.
What the AI prepares
What the model drafts in a leadership pilot, and where a person steps in.
KPI commentary
KPI commentary is drafted from approved numbers with assumptions shown.
Board summaries
Board summaries include source links, open questions and decisions needed.
Decision briefs
Decision briefs compare options, risks, cost, owner and next review point.
Meeting actions
Leadership meeting notes become action owners, deadlines and unresolved decisions.
KPIs are the weakest habit
Of the four management practice areas ONS tracks, UK firms score lowest on key performance indicators. Clear monthly commentary helps close that gap.
- Continuous improvement0.80
- Employment practices0.64
- Targets0.49
- Key performance indicators0.42
Three in four UK executives use AI in a typical week
In under a year, the share of UK executives who never use AI fell from 45% to 25%.
- Never, early 202545%
- Never, winter 2025/2625%
- An hour or more a week, early 202519%
- An hour or more a week, winter 2025/2629%
What UK firms expect from AI
UK firms expect AI to lift productivity by about 1.9% over three years, and their expected effect on their own headcount has turned more negative.
- Feb to Apr 2025−0.8%
- Nov 2025 to Jan 2026−1.4%
Start with one clear decision
The two-week diagnostic ends with build, pause, clean up first or do nothing, for this workflow.
How the pilot runs
Track prep time, challenged assumptions, source gaps and decision follow-through. Keep it only if decisions get clearer, not just faster.
- 01
What goes in
KPI export, board notes, open actions and decision log.
- 02
What comes out
Commentary, risk summary, assumptions and decision brief.
- 03
Who checks it
MD, founder or leadership lead.
- 04
Never without approval
External reporting, financial claims, staff decisions or board recommendations.
Common questions
Can the AI act on its own?
No. It prepares drafts and checks. A person signs off before any of this happens: external reporting, financial claims, staff decisions or board recommendations.
What does it cost to start?
The AI Rollout Diagnostic is £1,500 fixed and takes two weeks. You get a clear answer for this workflow: build, pause, clean up first or do nothing.
How do we know it worked?
Track prep time, challenged assumptions, source gaps and decision follow-through. The pilot is kept only if those numbers improve.
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