Don’t worry if some documents are missing — the Pathway is also designed to help identify gaps.
4. Set Goals and Maturity Targets
Discuss your organisation’s ambition.
Which Pathway Level do you aim to reach?
Where are the most pressing areas for improvement?
What does success look like in the short and long term?
This will focus your assessment and shape your improvement plan.
5. Prepare to Capture Observations
The assessment process is not just about scoring.
Use the Observations & Opportunities section to record examples, concerns, or insights.
These notes are essential for building your action plan and supporting your team’s learning.
Task List – Are You Assessment Ready? (Tick off the boxes as you go through)
Key Resources for Preparation
Assessment Preparation Checklist – Use the list above to track readiness.
Exemplar Statements and Maturity Model – Understand expectations for each level.
Best Practice Resources – Use templates and case examples to support your approach.
What’s Next?
Once you’re ready, head to the Assessment Tool section.
There you’ll find guidance on how to score your current position and generate your organisation’s Digital Pathway maturity level.