Know what your digital set-up is worth before you spend on it.
A structured diagnostic of the systems a business actually uses — where information sits, which recurring steps consume the team's time, and what a modest change would return. Ten areas, a five-level maturity scale, scored recommendations and a costed roadmap; eligible Luxembourg SMEs can have part of the cost covered under public support schemes.
Who it is for
- Owner-managed SMEs and professional firms whose tools have accumulated rather than been chosen.
- Businesses preparing an SME Package application and needing the pre-analysis with the House of Entrepreneurship to lead somewhere concrete.
- Firms deploying AI tools without a view on data handling, oversight or the EU AI Act's transparency and literacy obligations.
- Companies where invoicing, document flow and reporting run on people rather than process.
- Corporate service providers wanting a repeatable diagnostic for their own client base.
What you receive
- Diagnostic report — ten areas scored on a five-level maturity scale, findings with evidence, prioritised recommendations.
- Costed roadmap — initial investment separated from recurring cost; sequence over six to eighteen months.
- Action-register workbook — editable; owners, dates, status.
- Tool landscape matched to the business — Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, open-weight models, local infrastructure, workflow tools such as n8n — with human-in-the-loop and governance built into the recommendation, not bolted on.
- Where the diagnostic supports an SME Package application: the project description in the form the scheme expects.
How it runs
Indicatively four to six weeks.
- Scoping call. Business, team, tools in use, what the pre-analysis with the House of Entrepreneurship concluded.
- Engagement letter. Diagnostic, roadmap and workbook as deliverables.
- Delivery. Interviews and system review → scoring → recommendations → costing.
- Review session with management; roadmap handed over.
Public co-funding
Under the SME Packages (Digital, AI, Cybersecurity) the Ministry of the Economy covers 70% of eligible project costs between EUR 3,000 and EUR 25,000 excluding VAT, up to EUR 17,500 of aid. The entry point is a pre-analysis with the House of Entrepreneurship. These figures describe the public scheme, not VieKey's terms; eligibility is assessed by the scheme, not by us.
Representative matter
Website rebuild: viekey.eu — VieKey rebuilt its own website, using the same approach it offers to SME clients. The work covered a new service-led structure, a redesign with new typography, and a code-based build where every approved change deploys automatically. The result is a faster site the firm maintains itself, with no manual publishing.
Where the text and practice diverge
- The scheme texts speak of a "provider"; there is no accreditation. Choose one on the substance of the diagnostic, not on a label.
- The EU AI Act's literacy obligation (Art. 4) has applied to deployers since 2 February 2025 and the Art. 50 transparency obligations since 2 August 2026, subject to transitional arrangements. Most SME exposure is practical — who checks the output — not regulatory.
- A diagnostic that ends in a software recommendation has skipped the step that matters: which process to change first.
Next step
Ask whether co-funding applies or book a 20-minute scoping call.
