PILOT PROGRAM · PILOT DISCOVERY
Pilot discoveryEvaluate Rocklytics on one representative workflow.
A pilot is a bounded, scoped evaluation for a team or organization — agreed responsibilities, a real workflow, and a clear read-out. Start with a discovery conversation.
WHAT A PILOT COVERS
A bounded, scoped evaluation.
01
Onboarding
Access set up and a short walkthrough of the relevant methods.
02
Selected workflows
Evaluate the methods that match your representative workflow.
03
Feedback & review
Structured feedback on inputs, outputs and boundaries.
04
Closing read-out
A short summary of what fit — and what did not.
DELIVERABLES
A decision-ready closing read-out.
- Baseline workflow record: steps, inputs, handoffs and current review path
- Configured evaluation of one agreed representative workflow
- Closing read-out: observed fit, gaps, risks and recommended next decision
PILOT SCORECARD
Measure the workflow, not a promise.
- Time to complete the representative calculation
- Time for a second person to reconstruct the calculation trail
- Number of manual handoffs and repeated data-entry steps
- Number of explicit assumptions, unit checks and warnings captured
- Consistency of repeated runs using the agreed input set
- Qualified-user assessment of reviewability and workflow fit
No result is published without written approval. A pilot may remain private or be described only in an approved anonymised form.
SHARED RESPONSIBILITIES
Best-fit organizations
- Engineering teams with a repeatable preliminary workflow
- A technical sponsor who can own the evaluation
- Willingness to work with non-sensitive or representative data
You bring
- A representative workflow and sample or non-sensitive data
- A technical owner for the evaluation
- Capacity to review outputs with engineering judgement
We provide
- Access and onboarding for the pilot scope
- Support during the evaluation
- Documented method scope and limitations
Discussed before we start
- Data handling and confidentiality
- IP and any publication of results
- Liability and the boundaries of preliminary assessment
PILOT INQUIRY
Start a discovery conversation.
This starts a conversation — no commitment. Please keep it free of confidential or sensitive project data.
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