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Discovery
Can assistants find the pages, entities and facts that matter—or does your business disappear behind weak signals?
AI agent readiness for New Zealand
Your website is ready for people.Is it ready for agents?
AiCheck reveals where AI agents struggle to discover, understand and use your website—then gives your team a practical roadmap to fix it.
DiscoveryAccessUsability
Agent journeyLive observation
01 Discover
02 Understand
03 Act
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The new customer interface
What is AI agent readiness?
AI agent readiness is a website's ability to be discovered, interpreted and used reliably by systems acting on a person's behalf. It goes beyond whether an answer appears in search. A ready website gives an agent enough structure, access and clarity to understand the business, compare its offer and move through a meaningful customer task without becoming stuck.
AiCheck tests that experience as a connected journey. We examine whether critical information is findable, whether the underlying pages and interfaces are accessible to machine users, and whether important actions can be completed predictably. The result is a practical baseline and a prioritised list of improvements for your content, development or digital agency team. It is not a promise to manipulate an algorithm; it is a disciplined way to make your digital business legible and usable in an agent-led web.
The readiness model
Three signals. One clear view.
See where the journey breaks before the next customer channel becomes business-critical.
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Access
Can agents reach and interpret your critical content without getting trapped by rendering, permissions or structure?
03
Usability
Can an agent complete the journeys your customers care about, from comparison and enquiry to signup or purchase?
The AiCheck method
From agent friction to shipped fixes.
A clear operating loop for leaders, developers and the partners already responsible for your website.
Observe real agent journeys
We test the tasks your customers are likely to delegate and record exactly where agents hesitate, fail or abandon the journey.
Prioritise the breakpoints
You receive a clear readiness baseline and a ranked remediation plan—not a generic SEO checklist or a pile of vague recommendations.
Ship fixes with confidence
We work with your team or existing agency to turn findings into technical changes, then measure the journeys again.
Designed for the people who ship
Keep your team. Add a new capability.
AiCheck works alongside the people who already know your website. We provide the evidence and priorities; your internal team or digital partner implements with context.
01 Customer-facing businesses
02 Web and digital agencies
03 Managed technology partners
Start with your domain
See your website through an agent's eyes.
Run a free automated assessment powered by Ora. You'll get a shareable score, the full evidence ledger and a practical starting point for remediation.
Automated readiness scan Powered by Ora
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Common questions
Questions, answered plainly.
Is AI agent readiness the same as SEO?
They overlap, but they are not identical. SEO helps people and search engines discover your content. Agent readiness goes further by testing whether AI systems can interpret your information and complete useful tasks across the website. Strong technical SEO is part of the foundation, but it does not guarantee a usable agent journey.
What does an AiCheck assessment include?
We establish a baseline across discovery, access and usability; test representative agent journeys; identify the specific points of failure; and provide a prioritised remediation roadmap your developers or digital agency can act on.
Do we need to rebuild our website?
Usually not. Many issues can be addressed through focused improvements to content structure, metadata, accessibility, rendering and task flows. The assessment separates quick wins from deeper platform work so you can invest proportionately.
Who is this for?
AiCheck is designed for New Zealand businesses whose websites drive discovery, enquiries, bookings, signups or purchases—and for the agencies and technology partners responsible for maintaining those experiences.