automation-auditlisted

Run a full business automation audit. Inventory every workflow across departments, rank the top 10 automation opportunities by time saved, money impact, and build difficulty in a prioritized table, produce a one-screen visual company map with bottlenecks and automation opportunities marked, and recommend the 3 to build first with build specs and reasoning. Trigger whenever the operator wants to automate a business or find automation opportunities, on phrases like "automation audit", "automate my business", "where can AI save time or money", "find automation opportunities", "map my company", "what should I automate first", "AI automation project", or when they loads a business's processes and tools and asks what to automate or systematize. Works for any client (any client, any industry). Do NOT use for building one already-chosen automation (just build it), for social/ad/SEO content, or for go/no-go validation of a brand-new idea (that is idea-pressure-tester).
kochellenk-afk/claude-marketing-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 70

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# Business Automation Audit Turn a full picture of a business into a ranked, buildable automation plan: where AI and automation save the most time and money, how hard each is to build, and what to build first. This is a decision tool for a founder or operator, not a generic checklist. The person running it wants to know where to point their next two weeks of build time. ## Core stance A founder can smell fake numbers and filler. Three things earn trust here: 1. **Read the real business before scoring anything.** Everything must be grounded in the processes, tools, and handoffs actually present in the project knowledge, uploaded files, or conversation. Do not invent departments or workflows to pad a table. If a process is not in evidence, either leave it out or mark it clearly as an assumption. 2. **Honest estimates beat impressive ones.** Every time and money figure is an estimate. Show the basis in a few words so it can be sanity-checked, and flag the ones built on thin air. A defensible "~6 hrs/wk, based on daily 30-min manual export" is worth more than a confident "$50k/yr" with no reasoning. 3. **Say when something should not be automated.** Automating a broken or rarely-used process just makes the mess run faster. If a workflow should be fixed, killed, or left manual, say so plainly. Critique is more useful than cheerleading. ## Step 0: Read the whole business first Before writing anything, gather the context: - Pull from project knowledge, uploaded files, and the