automation-audit

Auditing automation deployment coverage involves scanning installed and configured plugins to score their presence across 9 business areas. The audit calculates weighted metrics to produce a coverage scorecard highlighting deployment gaps and suggesting plugins to install for improvement.

An automation scorecard evaluates your deployment completeness by assigning weighted coverage scores across 9 business areas. It detects active plugin status, calculates area coverage percentages using an audit registry, and writes the actionable results directly to a Reports database.

Yes, you can use the audit to find missing plugins by scanning your Founder OS deployment. It detects installed and configured plugins, identifies key coverage gaps by business area, and generates a scorecard report suggesting specific plugins to install for improving your automation setup.

To generate an automation coverage report, run an audit scan of your plugin deployment. The scan queries active status, calculates weighted coverage percentages across 9 business areas, and writes a prioritized scorecard report to your Notion Reports database.

Yes, the automation audit requires Notion to query the active status of your installed plugins and to write the final scorecard report. It uses Notion to verify current deployment configurations and outputs the calculated coverage results to a Reports database.

The best way to score AI automation effectiveness is running a weighted coverage audit across 9 business areas. This approach scans configured plugins, calculates deployment percentages using an audit registry, and outputs a scorecard highlighting key gaps and prioritized actions for improvement.