Sample report

Sample WhatsApp AI readiness report

This is what a ReplyReady readiness report looks like: a scorecard, a fix list, a sample wrong answer and its correction, and a readiness verdict. It uses a generic demo business — no real business, customer, or contact data. It is part of building your AI-ready business brain.

Example only. Generic demo profile, fictional figures, and unknown details shown as NEEDS OWNER CONFIRMATION. Your real report uses the facts you approve.

Demo business profile

Checked answers (example)

Scorecard (example)

Fix list (example)

1. (important) Confirm and add the current price list — replace NEEDS OWNER CONFIRMATION.
2. (important) Confirm whether same-day delivery is offered; if not, add a do-not-say rule.
3. Confirm opening hours, including weekends and public holidays.
4. Re-test the price and delivery questions after the fixes.

Sample wrong answer and correction

Verdict (example)

Because at least one critical area (prices) is unconfirmed and the AI made a delivery promise it cannot keep, the example verdict is Needs fix before private preview. Once prices and delivery are confirmed and the answers re-tested, it can move to Ready for internal use.

The placeholder lesson

In an internal product test for a local coffee roastery, placeholder information like NEEDS OWNER CONFIRMATION had to be treated as missing information, not as a ready answer. This changed the readiness result from appearing safe to correctly flagging missing prices, hours, and delivery rules — which is exactly what you see above.

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AI Agent Interview · sample

Example: what the AI Agent Interview shows

The full report above is the USD 49 First Check. The lighter USD 19 AI Agent Interview returns a short, reply-level gap list like this:

This is a sample only — not the full USD 49 report. We do not invent gaps; if a category looks safe, we mark it as passed. See pricing and the 10 gap categories.