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Workforce AI-exposure intelligence

See how exposed your workforce is to AI, role by role.

Every role scored for AI exposure and skill durability, grounded in public labor-market data. De-identified by design, every number cited.

Read-only, synthetic data

Grounded in O*NET 30.3, Anthropic Economic Index (June 2026), BLS OES May 2025, WEF Future of Jobs 2025, Stanford/ADP (Nov 2025).

Built for the people who own the workforce plan.

For CHROs, CPOs, and workforce-strategy leaders who need a defensible, board-ready read on AI exposure across the organization.

A score for every role

Four pillars per role, then a readiness archetype. No black box: deterministic and fully documented.

De-identified by design

Identifiers are hashed on ingestion; raw names and IDs are never stored. You work with cohorts, not individuals.

Grounded in public data

Scores anchor to O*NET and Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Every figure traces to a public source.

How it works

Connect, read the cohorts, brief the board.

01

Connect a roster

Upload a CSV or connect Workday or SuccessFactors. The roster is hashed, normalized to O*NET, and scored.

02

Read the cohorts

See the archetype mix, the most exposed departments, and the at-risk cohorts, each with a 90-day plan.

03

Export the board pack

Export a cited, board-ready pack. Re-upload each quarter to track the trend.

Trust

Enterprise-grade from the first upload.

Built for a procurement review: shared data stays de-identified, and the trust page documents how.

Read the security and privacy page
  • Employee identifiers hashed on ingestion; raw names and IDs are never stored.
  • Passwordless sign-in by single-use magic link; no shared passwords.
  • Every score traces to a public O*NET or Bureau of Labor Statistics source.
  • Access is provisioned per organization; the console is not open to the public.
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