https://sitemorse.com/d/scorecard-rollout-guide.pdf

Organisations can now use the scorecard to build a clearer view of their public digital landscape and create a practical starting point for AI readiness.

AI readiness is not only about how an organisation uses AI internally. It is also about how AI systems see the organisation from the outside, using the information they can access across websites, public pages, PDFs, portals, campaign sites, legacy content, and other digital assets.

That matters because AI systems are already forming answers, summaries, and impressions from public information. If that information is incomplete, outdated, duplicated, inconsistent, or unmanaged, it can contribute to misrepresentation, misinformation, missed visits, unnecessary digital waste, and avoidable cost.

The first requirement is not to begin a remediation project. The first requirement is to understand the landscape.

The scorecard helps organisations confirm what exists online, where each site or asset currently stands, and where ownership or visibility may be unclear. It also gives teams a structured way to register additional websites, campaign pages, public portals, document libraries, regional sites, and legacy assets that may not be visible to the central digital team.

This creates an evidence base before wider decisions are made about clean-up, governance, monitoring, consolidation, or AI readiness planning.

For existing Sitemorse clients, access to the scorecard and the initial rollout process is available at no additional charge. The purpose is to help organisations take the lead, understand their public digital footprint, and make better decisions about what needs to be reviewed next.

Former clients can also access the scorecard platform with a 33% discount until the end of July. This gives organisations a practical way to restart visibility across their digital footprint, map known and unknown public assets, and understand where old content, unmanaged sites, duplicated effort, or unclear ownership may be affecting AI readiness.

AI readiness starts with visibility. The scorecard gives organisations a practical way to create that visibility across their public digital estate.