By proposal
GTM Systems Pilot
Implement one defined workflow in a controlled, testable way — sandbox first, with human approval checkpoints and a manual fallback.
- Price
- From $3,500
- Turnaround
- Typically seven to fourteen business days after kickoff and access approval
- Payment
- Normally 50% before work begins and 50% before final production handoff
Best for: Teams with an audited or blueprinted workflow ready for a controlled, bounded implementation.
What you receive
- One defined workflow
- Up to three connected applications
- One primary data source
- One user group
- One human-approval checkpoint
- Test or sandbox environment first
- Logging
- Failure notifications
- Manual fallback
- Written operating instructions
- One training session
- Fourteen-day correction period for in-scope defects
Not included
Stated up front so there are no surprises. Requests beyond scope get a written change order or a separate quote — never a silent bill.
- Instant full-price checkout (manual review and proposal required)
- Open-ended scope or unlimited revisions
- Guaranteed business results
How it works
01
Request an assessment
Submit the intake describing the workflow, systems, and constraints. No payment is taken.
02
Manual review
A human reviews scope, data sensitivity, and system access. If it isn't a fit, we say so plainly and suggest alternatives.
03
Written proposal
You receive a fixed proposal: scope, exclusions, acceptance criteria, timeline, and price. Normally 50% before work begins, 50% before final handoff.
04
Controlled delivery
Sandbox first, human approval checkpoints, logging, a manual fallback, and written operating instructions at handoff.
Ready when you are.
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