What you see
A company organisation gets a single AI Readiness listing: one row per report, newest first, with the assessment it came from and its date. Selecting a row opens the report. An advisor organisation gets three tabs, because a firm produces two kinds of document:
Each tab is its own address, so you can bookmark the one you use.
For an advisor, Reports follows your Working with client, the same as the rest of the
client zone. Switch client and the page re-scopes to them.
The combined history
Below the two latest-report cards, Overview lists that organisation’s reports, both kinds together. Search by report title or type, and filter to one kind when the list gets long. The table is a recent window rather than a full archive: each kind contributes its 50 most recent reports, and past that a line under the table reads “Showing the latest reports of each kind. Older reports aren’t shown.” The single-kind tabs and a company organisation’s AI Readiness listing are bounded the same way. Nothing is deleted; the list simply stops at the newest 50, and an older report stays reachable by its own link. Each card keeps its action in the header, Start assessment on AI Readiness and Prepare for a meeting on Meeting Prep; a card with nothing to show says so in its body, for example “No AI Readiness reports for this client yet.”What a report looks like
Rather than describing it, read one. These are complete documents built from illustrative data for a fictional company, open to anyone signed in:
Each is headed Sample data, so there is no chance of confusing one with your own, and
each carries a Back to Reports link out.
Quick and Full, compared
Both assessments produce a readiness report; the difference is depth. Reading the two samples above side by side is the clearest answer. A feature-by-feature comparison sits at the foot of every Quick Assessment report, where the decision actually comes up, and Which one should I take? covers the choice before you start.Related
Scores and reports
How a report is generated, read and exported.
Assessments
Which assessment to take, and what unlocks the next one.