Scope
Confirm the workflow, available data, constraints, and decision owner.
Pilot programs
Prove one workflow before funding a full product build.
A BZ Labs pilot is a limited, paid engagement designed to answer a concrete operational question. It is not a vague discovery project and not a claim that a complete platform already exists.
What a pilot includes
A defined test and a documented decision.
- A written problem statement.
- A named workflow owner.
- Defined inputs and assumptions.
- A fixed deliverable.
- A short implementation window.
- Measurable success criteria.
- A documented recommendation: stop, revise, continue, or productize.
Typical pilot flow
Four stages, each with a clear purpose.
Build
Create the narrowest working solution needed to test the hypothesis.
Review
Validate outputs with the team and record errors, exceptions, and operational friction.
Decision
Deliver a clear recommendation and, where justified, a production plan.
Current program
One generic pilot is published.
Applied AI Workflow Pilot
Test one document, data, or operational workflow with a concrete deliverable before committing to a full product build.
Scope and fixed price are agreed before work begins.
Transparency
What we will not do
We will not describe a prototype as a production system, invent customer results, conceal material assumptions, or recommend a larger build when the pilot does not support it.
Pilot scope and price are agreed before work begins. Most pilots are designed as fixed-scope engagements rather than open-ended consulting.