Pilot scope
One bounded workflow, named users, accessible data, explicit system boundaries, measurable baseline and a time-boxed evaluation plan.
Decision
Prove one workflow before committing to a production system.
A bounded pilot tests whether the proposed system can create measurable operating value under explicit technical, security and human-control constraints.
Evidence produced
Quality and exception results, cycle-time and cost observations, adoption feedback, security and control findings, operating requirements and a recommendation.
What a pilot is not
A pilot is not a production-security certification, a guaranteed ROI result or permission to expand autonomy without review.
Typical planning guidance
$65,000 for a 6-8 week bounded pilot. Final scope depends on integrations, data access, evaluation depth and security review.
Exit decision
Build, revise, stop or continue learning. The recommendation is documented against acceptance criteria agreed before testing.
Decision standard
Define the evidence before the commitment.
Do not imply guaranteed savings, security, accuracy, regulatory compliance or implementation outcomes. Any price is planning guidance subject to scope and contract.