AI Labs pilot
Six weeks. One workflow. Your invoice to beat.
A four-to-six-week pilot on one workflow, one data type, one team. Measured against the Scale, Surge, Mercor, or Handshake invoice you're replacing. At the end, a signed displacement contract — or you walk away with the record.
What you walk out with
Five things. All yours.
A calibrated reviewer pool on day one.
Screened and interviewed for your workflow. Not a marketplace dump.
Every decision kept on one record.
Reviewer calls, overrides, senior flags, and adjudications — attached to the data that produced them.
Four metrics, reported weekly.
Cost. Cycle time. IAA plus override and senior-flag rate. Regression cases captured.
A regression bank that lives on.
Every failure caught becomes a replay set that blocks the next release from repeating it.
Security review materials ready.
SOC 2, DPA, subprocessors, residency. Handed over at kickoff, not end of quarter.
What we'll need from you
Five inputs. That's it.
- One workflow. One data type. One team.
- The vendor invoice you want to beat.
- A technical champion who can answer questions in the first week.
- Access to a representative data sample.
- A named budget owner who can sign a displacement contract.
How the weeks run
Scoped. Parallel. Measured.
- 1Week 0
Scope and calibrate.
Lock the workflow. Define success metrics. Screen reviewers against your rubric.
- 2Weeks 1–2
Run it in parallel.
The work ships through both the old vendor and AuraOne. Numbers come from the same tasks.
- 3Weeks 3–4
Read the results.
Cost. Cycle time. IAA. Regression capture. On one dashboard. No narrative slides.
- 4Weeks 5–6
Cut over, or walk away.
If we beat the invoice, we sign a displacement contract. If we don't, you keep the record either way.
Frontier labs run on this.
The measure of intelligence is what you can prove. Start with one workflow. Keep the proof.