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Pricing

Agree the work. Then agree the price.

A pilot starts with a written scope and quote. These three starting points help shape that conversation; they are not packages you can buy online.

Discuss a pilot

01

One engagement

Start with one live decision and a defined document room.

What the work looks like

One set of documents, one selected review, and one decision memo. A human reviewer must approve the work for release before you can read or download it.

What to agree

Agree which documents to review, who needs access, how much analysis is available, and how long the pilot lasts. Confirm review capacity, data retention, support, and the fee.

02

Several engagements

Evaluate a fixed sequence of separate decisions.

What the work looks like

Keep each decision in its own room, with its own workflow and memo. There is no shared memory between rooms or combined portfolio view.

What to agree

Agree the number of rooms, their timing, document and analysis limits, and who can access them. Confirm review capacity, data retention, support, and the fee.

03

Extended evaluation

Discuss recurring review activity over a fixed evaluation period.

What the work looks like

Review a sequence of separate decisions over an agreed period. This is not continuous portfolio monitoring or unlimited use.

What to agree

Confirm that the agreed access and usage limits can be set up and enforced. Record the document, analysis, member, service, retention, and fee limits in the written scope.

Commercial clarity

Know what you are agreeing to.

Price
Confirmed in a written quote after scope. There is no public checkout.
Term and included use
The order form states the duration, number of rooms, document limits, members, and analysis allowance.
Evidence and security
Every scope keeps the same evidence checks, withholding rules, and human approval. Customer-scoped access and a spending limit must be verified before access.
Support
The written scope states the support channel and any agreed response or review windows.
Renewal and cancellation
The signed terms state whether renewal is automatic and how cancellation works. Neither is assumed.
Tax and invoicing
The signed documents confirm applicable taxes, payment method, due dates, and invoicing. There is no public checkout.

One standard of work

The same evidence rules, at every scope.

Tell us about the first decision and your procurement requirements. If the work is a fit, we will agree a written scope before a commercial commitment.

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