Is your Microsoft 365 ready for AI? Most aren't.

Yes — sign-up, three scans per tenant, and the scored report are free, and the report is yours whether or not you ever pay us. The business model is simple and stated: fixing the gaps is where money changes hands — through your MSP's remediation work, or through AIRM, our subscription platform, which you can trial from your Readiness dashboard. Both are offered, never required.

Because one number proves nothing. Scan one is your baseline. Fix what the plan tells you, scan again — that's your progress. Scan three is your proof, the before-and-after your board actually believes. When you want the Score watched continuously instead of on demand, that's AIRM.

Nothing without a person approving it. The assessment reads identity and permission metadata — not your emails, files or documents — through delegated Microsoft Graph permissions, listed in full on the consent screen. Access is revocable in the Microsoft Entra admin centre at any time.

Two products, two questions. The AI Readiness Assessment answers "are we ready to switch AI on?" — 112 checks, scored 0–100. The Sabiki NHI Risk Score™ answers "what's already running that nobody owns?" — every non-human identity, scored 0–100. Run either first; they meet at AIRM.

Secure Score remains a useful control — it grades configuration against a checklist, for a world where the identities signing in are people. It doesn't ask whether the tenant is ready for AI: it carries no line item for a non-human identity, or for whether your sharing posture is safe to expose to an assistant. A good Secure Score and an unsafe AI deployment are not mutually exclusive — we see the combination regularly.

The platform runs on Microsoft Azure, Southeast Asia (Singapore), with findings stored in MongoDB Atlas in the same region. Customer tenant data stays in Singapore, is never used to train models, and is never shared with any third-party AI provider.