Unprompted · The AI test
Can your AI do this
Ten questions an AI can only answer if it knows your systems. Copy them into the AI you already use. And see what comes back.
No login · no data from you · 30 sec. per questionImage: AI-generated
How the test works
Three steps. Thirty seconds per question.
1
Copy the question.
One at a time. The button next to each question.
2
Paste it into your AI.
The one you already use. In the browser, in Office, in your ERP. Any of them.
3
Judge the answer.
Sourced or unsourced? The key is further down. Keep count.
One question at a time. Ten at once turn into a wall of instructions, and the point gets lost.
Eye chart · Manufacturing
Easy at the top. Hard at the bottom.
Your result0 of 0sourced answers
01
Which five production orders this year show the largest cost overrun in post-calculation compared with pre-calculation, and by how much?
A sourced answer would havefive order numbers, two amounts per order, the difference
02
How many hours were booked last quarter on orders that had already been invoiced?
A sourced answer would havea number of hours, the order numbers
03
How many machine hours were booked last quarter in shop-floor data collection for which there was no open production order in the ERP?
A sourced answer would havea number of hours, the machines
04
Which supplier missed the most delivery dates in the last six months, and how many complaints concern their parts at the same time?
A sourced answer would havea name, two numbers
05
Which customers with an open quote right now have overdue invoices with us?
A sourced answer would havenames, quote value, amount outstanding
06
How many bills of materials contain parts that have had no valid supplier price for more than 90 days?
A sourced answer would havea number, the bills of materials
07
Which three production orders are marked "in progress" although no hours have been booked on them for more than 14 days?
A sourced answer would havethree orders, the date of the last booking
08
How many of last year's complaints concern parts from the same supplier, and how many credit notes and rework hours are tied to them?
A sourced answer would havea name, a count, hours and amount
09
Which customers ordered less last quarter than in the quarter before, without any conversation about it recorded in the CRM?
A sourced answer would havenames, decline in euros
10
How many order lines from this year still have no price?
A sourced answer would havea number, broken down by customer
How to tell
How to recognise a sourced answer.
Sourced
A number. A time period. A source.
Which system, which table, as of when. If any of the three is missing, it isn't an answer about your company.
Unsourced · five forms
- Instructions on how you could find out.
- "I don't have access to that."
- A number with no origin.
- A market range, even when it comes with a note that it says nothing about your company. It says nothing about your company.
- An offer to calculate it if you send the data. That's not an answer, that's homework for you. Ask yourself who does the export. And who does it again next month.
If your AI gives you instructions instead of a number for eight out of ten, it isn't stupid. It doesn't know your systems. That's the difference between an AI in your Office and an AI in your company.
Now ask us the same questions
Ask us the same ten questions. Once your systems are connected, you get numbers with a source. When the data doesn't support a question, we say so. We don't guess.
30 minutes on screen, your data stays with you. We work through two of your questions live, together with you.
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To be clear
The reference case behind question 1 in Wholesale and E-commerce is real: €861,343 in the shop against €6,954,462 in the ERP, both net, 2025, cross-checked, released by the customer.
For Hospitality and Logistics we are still building the connections. The questions still apply. If you want one of them answered, tell us which systems you run.
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