What does "agent-ready" mean?
A business is agent-ready when an AI agent can find its real facts, trust them, and complete a booking or purchase, without a person having to fill in the gaps by hand.
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It's not one thing, it's four: an agent needs to discover the business at all, understand whether it's a genuine fit, trust that what it's reading is true and current, and be able to complete a transaction the business will honour. A business can be strong on one of those and invisible on the rest, found in searches but unbookable, for instance, so "agent-ready" only really applies once all four hold together, not just the most visible one.
Good for
Catching a business that's strong on one part and invisible on the rest.
Not good for
A single pass or fail badge. It only holds once all four pieces hold together, not as a one-off check.
Being found vs being bought from: what's the difference?
Being found means an AI agent knows a business exists and mentions it. Being bought from means the agent can complete a booking or purchase there. The first doesn't guarantee the second.
What is a readiness score?
A single number summarising how ready a business's facts are for an AI agent to find, trust and act on, measured against the same checks an agent would run.
What is a buyability check?
A quick, honest read on whether an AI agent could complete a booking or purchase with a business today, checked against its real, current facts.