Proposed pilot model

Value in the everyday work.
Success you can verify.

A base subscription supports work coordination, organisation access and operational visibility. We’re exploring an additional charge for agreed, verified outcomes beyond an included allowance.

This is a proposed pilot, with no published fixed rates or guaranteed improvements. Charging begins only after the selected workflow and its evidence pass acceptance.

Discuss an outcome-based pilot

A clear monthly structure

Base subscription.
Verified outcomes. Agreed limits.

Monthly charge = base subscription + outcomes above the allowance + disclosed external costs.

Ongoing operational value

One base subscription per organisation, with enabled modules, capacity and bounded automation usage agreed in advance. Unsuccessful attempts and ordinary handoffs sit within that usage.

Agreed results

Separate booking and resolution rates apply above their agreed included allowances. Each goal is counted once across apps, retries and conversations.

Predictable spending

Agree a monthly maximum. The pilot process must pause chargeable automation and route new work to staff at that limit. Provider costs are disclosed separately; advertising spend is customer-funded and assisted setup is priced separately.

What success means

Count the result.
Keep the evidence.

A task created, a message sent or a handoff requested does not establish a chargeable outcome. The agreed result must be confirmed by the system responsible for it.

Confirmed booking

A new authoritative booking produced through the agreed workflow. Settle after 24 hours; credit cancellations or recorded no-shows within 30 days.

Eligible only after the configured workflow and source verification pass pilot acceptance.

Discuss a booking pilot

Resolved customer request

Authoritative closure plus recorded resolution evidence. Settle after seven days without reopening. Creating a task or handing it off is not a resolution.

Resolution verification is a prerequisite; this is not an available automatic billing capability.

Discuss a resolution pilot

Completed purchase

Requires payment, refund and workflow-attribution evidence. Excluded from initial billing.

Future candidate; general purchase connections and reliable attribution remain in development.

Fair counting

One goal. One outcome charge.

Simulations, duplicates, failures, uncertain operations and wholly manual work are excluded. Human-assisted completion qualifies only where the agreed workflow contribution is evidenced.

Disputed or uncertain outcomes remain uncharged during manual reconciliation. A confirmed booking does not prove incremental revenue.

Measure before charging

Start with a bounded pilot.

Two weeks of baseline measurement, two weeks of shadow measurement and six weeks of paid use. Service and retail businesses start with one workflow, agreed completion criteria and an inspectable outcome register.

Outcome counting, credits and spending controls require pilot acceptance and manual review. This website does not offer automatic outcome billing.

Start with your operations

Where does work wait?
What would a better result look like?

We’ll discuss your workflow, the evidence needed to verify success, the included allowance, rates, external costs and a monthly maximum before a paid pilot.