---
type: InsightHub
name: Buyability and readiness
id: "https://selfe.ai/insights/buyability-and-readiness"
url: "https://selfe.ai/insights/buyability-and-readiness"
publisher: "did:web:selfe.ai"
description: "A practical route from an agent-readiness finding to the next useful fix."
---

# Put your stock where your claims are.

> See what’s ready.

A readiness check tells you what's wrong. This hub turns that into the next fix worth making.

## Start here

- [Three questions every business should ask about its AI readiness.](https://selfe.ai/insights/buyability-and-readiness/three-questions-about-ai-readiness) — A useful readiness review asks whether an AI agent can find the business, establish what is true and make permitted commercial progress. It should end with the next fix, not a vague score.

## Featured

- [Why "we're on Google" isn't the same as being agent-ready.](https://selfe.ai/insights/buyability-and-readiness/why-were-on-google-isnt-the-same-as-being-agent-ready) — Ranking well in a search engine and being ready for an AI agent to book you are answering two different questions, and a business can pass one completely while failing the other.
- [What a failed readiness check actually looks like.](https://selfe.ai/insights/buyability-and-readiness/what-a-failed-readiness-check-actually-looks-like) — An AI agent quietly giving up or guessing is what a failed readiness check usually looks like, harder to notice than an obvious error because nothing about it looks broken.

## More in this hub

- [The readiness score, explained: what each number actually measures.](https://selfe.ai/insights/buyability-and-readiness/the-readiness-score-explained-what-each-number-actually-measures) — Two shops can land on the exact same readiness score for completely different reasons, one undiscoverable, the other unable to let an AI agent act once it's found. Knowing which of three separate things is weak is worth more than the number itself.
- [The one fix that moves the readiness needle fastest.](https://selfe.ai/insights/buyability-and-readiness/the-one-fix-that-moves-the-readiness-needle-fastest) — Most businesses try to fix everything a readiness check flags at once. The faster route is finding the single fix that's genuinely blocking an AI agent, and doing that one first.
- [Readiness for portfolios: one score, many properties.](https://selfe.ai/insights/buyability-and-readiness/readiness-for-portfolios-one-score-many-properties) — Three shops running the same till system don't have three separate readiness problems, if one has a stock sync gap, they very likely all do. The real work is telling that shared gap apart from what's genuinely different at each site.
- [How long it actually takes to go from unready to bookable.](https://selfe.ai/insights/buyability-and-readiness/how-long-it-actually-takes-to-go-from-unready-to-bookable) — The honest answer to "how long will this take" depends far less on how hard the technical work is than on how quickly a business can find the one fix an AI agent is genuinely waiting on.

## Act on this

- [Check whether an agent can buy from you](https://selfe.ai/agentic-commerce/buyability-check) — the free readiness scan.
- [Discover venues](https://selfe.ai/api/registry/discover) — `POST`, semantic browse across the registry.
- [Match a bookable answer](https://selfe.ai/api/registry/match) — `POST` with dates and party size.
- [Verify Selfe's identity](https://selfe.ai/.well-known/did.json) — `did:web:selfe.ai`.
- [Agent card](https://selfe.ai/.well-known/agent-card.json) — how to connect over A2A or MCP.