Business Systems Pilot




Business Systems Pilot


Test one useful workflow, automation or AI-assisted improvement in the real business before committing to a larger implementation.

A small working pilot, built to answer one question: does this change actually improve the way the business works?








Build the smallest version that can prove the improvement


We do not build everything at once. We take one use case, make a working version and test it in the setting where it will actually be used. Then we decide whether to improve it, scale it or stop.






What is included



One defined use case

One workflow, assistant or process improvement with clear boundaries and a specific business purpose.


Working pilot

A small functional version using appropriate tools, limited source data and practical integrations where needed.


Human review and controls

Approval steps, trusted information and sensible boundaries are included wherever judgement or customer impact matters.




Testing and refinement

We test the workflow, correct obvious issues and refine the experience within the agreed scope.


Success measures

We agree what useful improvement looks like, such as fewer manual steps, faster responses or less repetitive work.


Demo and recommendation

You receive a walkthrough of what was built and a clear recommendation to scale, change or stop.






Typical investment



Starter systems pilot

From £1,750 + VAT

One assistant or workflow, limited data and limited integrations.


Connected systems pilot

£2,500–£4,000 + VAT

Multiple steps, connected tools, more logic and a broader testing scope.


Custom implementation

From £4,000 + VAT

Production-ready implementation or a wider system that goes beyond the pilot scope.






Designed to stay deliverable


The pilot is intentionally constrained so it can be delivered properly and evaluated quickly. Scope, data sources, integrations and success measures are agreed before the build starts.




What is not included


A pilot does not include unlimited revisions, large-scale data migration, enterprise architecture, complex custom software, full production hardening or multi-department rollout unless specifically scoped as a custom implementation.






Start with evidence before you scale


If you have completed a Business Systems Review, we can scope the recommended pilot from there. If the pilot proves useful, the next step is a focused Business Systems Build. If you already know what you want to test, contact us directly and we will assess whether a pilot is the right next step.