Score how well your IT is performing in 10 minutes
Twenty plain-language statements across the five areas that drive downtime, risk and cost. One total out of 40, and a clear place to start.
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The five areas it scores
A. Uptime and reliability
Downtime tracking, around-the-clock monitoring, tested restores, and fixing repeat problems at the root.
B. Security and compliance
MFA, patching you can prove, admin access control, and security-awareness training.
C. Support responsiveness
Response-time targets, ticket ownership, new-starter setup, and a monthly summary of IT activity.
D. Cost visibility
Every subscription and license, spend by category, hardware replacement plans, and renewal reviews.
E. Reporting and analytics
Regular dashboard reviews, trends over time, problem hotspots, and IT metrics tied to business outcomes.
What you get
- 20 statements, each scored 0, 1 or 2
- Section totals out of 8 and a grand total out of 40
- Four reading bands: well managed, working with gaps, reactive, exposed
- A next-step guide: your lowest section gives you your first three projects
- Printable 4-page PDF you can fill in by hand
How it works
Get the PDF
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Score it
About 10 minutes. If you don’t know the answer to a statement, score it 0 — not knowing is itself a finding.
Start with your lowest section
The statements you scored 0 or 1 there are your first projects.
Questions
Who should fill it in?
Whoever knows your IT setup best: an owner, office manager, or IT lead. It takes about 10 minutes.
Is this a security audit?
No. It is a self-assessment for planning purposes, not a security audit or a guarantee of any outcome.
What if I score low on reporting?
A low score in section E usually means the other sections are hard to see. That is where a live IT dashboard helps most — see the Live IT Dashboard Template Pack or the Real-Time IT Dashboard Setup below.
Get your score today
Five areas, twenty statements, one number you can act on.