Free AI automation check

What Can AI Automate in Your Business?

List the repetitive work your team does. Get an instant indication of what suits automation, what AI can assist with, what needs human approval — and what should not be automated at all.

What repetitive work does your team currently do?

Put one task per line for the best result. Avoid names, NRIC numbers or other personal data.

How the check works

Five categories of work

A useful AI plan separates what AI should do, what it should help with and what people must keep. This check sorts your tasks into those categories using keywords, as a starting point.

A proper assessment then looks at data quality, systems, volumes, risk and approval owners. See how AI agents work.

High automation potential

Repetitive, rules-based and high-volume: answering common questions, data entry, reminders, report compilation, monitoring.

AI-assisted workflow

AI drafts or analyses; people refine: content, proposals, research, campaign ideas.

Human approval recommended

Actions with financial, legal or reputational impact: publishing, pricing, refunds, review replies.

Likely requires system integration

Tasks that move data between tools such as CRMs, booking, accounting or messaging platforms.

Not suitable for automation

Physical, regulated or judgement-heavy work: installation, treatment, negotiation, hiring decisions.

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Your task list is attached automatically. Add your details and we will review which tasks are realistic to automate — and which are not.

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AI automation FAQs

Is this a technical assessment?

No. It is an instant, keyword-based indication. A Marketing2u AI automation assessment reviews your actual workflows, systems, data and risks.

What tasks are best for AI automation?

Repetitive, rules-based, high-volume tasks with clear inputs and outputs — such as answering common enquiries, data entry between systems, reminders, monitoring and report preparation.

What should not be automated?

Physical work, regulated professional advice, sensitive decisions about people, and actions with significant financial or legal consequences without human approval.

Can AI agents replace employees?

AI agents are best at repetitive, rules-based and monitoring tasks. They can reduce manual workload and help a small team do more, but they do not replace the judgement, relationships, accountability and expertise of people. Marketing2u designs agents to support staff, with humans approving important actions.