Which team task should we test first?
Start with one process: an engineering queue, a project assistant or internal IT support. Define the sources, participants and an observable result. We agree on timing, pricing and scope before the pilot starts.
What we prepare together
- A working use case and outcome criteria
- A RemoteHangar workspace on agreed infrastructure
- An agent with instructions, tools and the required connections
- An assessment of the results and next-step recommendations
What your team contributes
- An owner of the selected process and pilot participants
- Real tasks with an observable result
- Agreed sources and access to them
- Feedback and a review of the results by your specialists
Pilot questions
How long does the pilot last?
Timing depends on the use case, connections and team participation. We agree on the scope, stages and review date before starting.
What does it cost?
We agree on pricing, setup, support and license terms before starting work. Execution uses accounts connected in RemoteHangar and their subscriptions or plans; available models and limits depend on those accounts.
What do we need to provide?
A process owner, participants with real tasks and agreed access to the sources. We define server requirements and your team’s involvement when reviewing the use case. Do not send passwords or keys through this form.
Can we explore a use case first?
Yes. Describe the process and problem in a few sentences. We will discuss where an assistant could help, which sources it needs and what to validate before adoption.
Can a small team take part?
Yes. A concrete problem and someone able to assess the result matter more than headcount. We agree on participants for the selected process.
What happens after the pilot?
We compare results with the agreed criteria and decide whether to continue. Further terms are discussed separately. Publishing a case study requires a separate agreement.