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Claude Pilot with Proof of Value

Prove the result with a real group before scaling, and decide with the numbers from your own operation.

4 to 8 weeks

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Who it is for

Companies that want evidence before investing in a broad deployment, or that need a business case to approve the budget.

The problem it solves

Pilots without success criteria end in "it was nice" instead of a decision. The risk is scaling without proof, or abandoning something that would work because nobody measured it properly.

What we deliver

What we deliver

  • The pilot cohort and success criteria defined before the first login.
  • Setup of the Claude environment administration.
  • An embedded specialist 1 to 2 days a week with the group.
  • Workshops on the group's real work and office hours for questions.
  • Result readouts throughout the pilot and a final readout.
How it works

How it works

01

Define

We choose the cohort, the workflows and the success criteria, and measure the baseline before releasing access.

02

Configure

We prepare the environment administration so the pilot runs with access and spend control.

03

Accompany

An embedded specialist works with the group, with workshops on real work and office hours.

04

Decide

We present the readout with numbers against the baseline and a go or no-go recommendation.

You leave with
  • A go/no-go business case with numbers from your operation.
  • Baseline and final result compared with the same math.
  • Adoption lessons to guide scaling, if the decision is to proceed.
How we measure

We measure the current process before the first login and compare it with the pilot result, using the same formulas. Stopping or adjusting are valid pilot outcomes.

What we need from you
  • A sponsor who presents the readout internally.
  • A named group of users and an admin.
  • Access to the data needed to measure the baseline.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can the pilot end in "do not scale"?

Yes. The decision is made with the numbers. Adjusting the scope or stopping are expected outcomes.

What is the difference between the pilot and Day One?

Day One defines what to do and prioritizes. The pilot puts a real group to work with Claude and measures the result.

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