DEMOS AND PROOF OF CONCEPT
See it working. Then prove it on your workflow.
Try the demos, then start a 10-day proof of concept with a clear scope and a written result.
WORKFLOW
Trigger
Agent
Human review
Result
02 — Live Demos
Live demos
Each demo runs on sample data. Client names and results appear after written permission.
Next step
Ready for provable gain?
03 — The Method
A proof of concept in 10 days
One workflow, one metric, one decision at the end.
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Day 0: scoping call
Pick one workflow and one metric.
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Days 1 to 3: baseline and design
Record how the work runs today. Design the flow with a human review step.
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Days 4 to 8: build and test
A working prototype in your tools, tested on real examples.
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Day 9: evals
Score accuracy and quality against the baseline.
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Day 10: demo day
You see it work, read the results and choose the next step.
04 — At A Glance
What you receive
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A working prototype
Running on your own examples.
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An eval report
Accuracy and quality scores against the baseline.
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A governance note
Data handling, review points and owners.
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A build plan
Scope, timeline and price for production.
05 — Scorecard
Is your workflow ready for a proof of concept?
Score each from 1 to 3. A total of 12 or more is ready.
Clarity
Can you write the steps in ten lines?
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Error cost
Is a mistake low to medium in cost?
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3
Frequency
Does it happen at least weekly?
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Data
Are the inputs available digitally?
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Ownership
Does one person own the outcome?
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06 — Price
Price
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Proof of concept · From
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Credit toward a build: [Confirm: 100% credited if you build within 30 days]
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EU & NA
Proof of concept · From
[price]*
Credit toward a build: [Confirm: 100% credited if you build within 30 days]
*Working figure. Confirm before publishing.
We reply within one working day.
07 — Start
Start a proof of concept
1. Share the workflow.
2. A 30-minute scoping call.
3. A fixed scope, date and price within two days.
08 — Questions
Questions
Short answers to what teams ask before a proof of concept.
Do I need to prepare data?
A handful of real examples is enough.
Who owns the prototype?
You do.
What if it does not work?
You receive the eval report and the reasons, and decide the next step.