Your first AI use case — proven on real data in 4–6 weeks.
For decision-makers who know what they want to automate — but need proof before they commit. Fixed price, written success criteria, a clear exit point.
The use case is clear.
You still don't dare sign off.
The vendor demo was impressive — on their sample data, not on yours.
You're asked to sign an annual contract before anything is proven.
A peer sank €50,000 into an AI pilot that never went to production.
Your IT warns: “our data isn't clean enough for this.”
The department doesn't believe in it — and without them, nothing works.
Nobody can tell you how success or failure would even be measured.
The pilot reverses the burden of proof: measure first, then decide. Not the other way around.
A pilot that delivers a decision — not a never-ending project.
Criteria not met? The project ends — with no license fees.
- What does the pilot cost?
- A fixed price, locked in before the start — depending on the use case and the data connections required. You know the number before you commit. No effort estimates that grow later.
- What data is the pilot tested with?
- Your real data — real price lists, real delivery notes, real contracts. That's exactly where canned demos fall apart, and exactly why we don't test with sample data.
- Who defines the success criteria?
- You do, together with us — before the start, in writing. Typical criteria: recognition rate, processing time per case, share of cases needing no manual rework. Measured against your current reality, not a lab ideal.
- What happens after the pilot?
- You see the measured numbers and decide: go live or stop. On go-live, the pilot moves to production — system connections, permissions, training. The license only starts with production use.
- How much of our team's time does it take?
- One subject-matter expert who knows the process, for questions and feedback sessions — a few hours in total over the runtime. Data access is clarified with your IT at the start.
- Do we need the AI Quick Check first?
- No. The Quick Check helps when you don't yet know which use case comes first. If that's already clear, you start directly with the pilot.
In 6 weeks you'll know whether it works — in black and white.
In the intro call we clarify the use case, the data situation, and the success criteria — and you get the fixed price. Then you decide.