Proof

What a pilot measures

We have no customer result to show yet, and we will not invent one. This is the template a pilot fills in: measures, baselines and pass thresholds fixed in writing before the first user signs in.

No results yet. Every result cell below is empty on purpose. The first pilot will fill it, misses included.

The ten measures

#MeasureDefinitionSource
M1AuCs reaching confirmedShare of pilot assets under construction confirmed by week 4Decision audit trail
M2Ties to the centProposals whose lines total the AuC cost, every amount from a cost source, approver differs from proposerEvidence checks
M3Time, proposal to approvalMedian hours from submit to approveAudit trail timestamps; customer baseline
M4Rule acceptanceShare of proposals submitted without changing the rule's sharesAudit trail (override reasons)
M5Read-back matchShare of read-backs that match; each mismatch explainedRead-back result
M6Labour per projectAnalyst time per AuC, with and without AttestaCustomer time sample (reported by customer)
M7Days from in-service to decisionMedian, pilot AuCsWorklist data
M8Regulated base effectOnly where a regulatory regime applies; otherwise not applicableCustomer finance (reported)
M9SupportOpen severity 1 cases at exitSupport log
M10UsabilityFeedback thumbs and comments; usage events per roleUsage and feedback view (opt-in)

How it is run

Anything not recorded by the product is labelled "reported by customer". Figures from one pilot are not a promise of your results, and you own the accounting outcome.

How pilots are priced