Pilot

One product.
One supplier.
One batch.

Small enough to run beside your day job. Big enough to expose every real problem.

What you get

A live passport, not a demo.

A real identity on a real carrier, structured data entered against your category, access rules for each audience, a version history, a machine endpoint, and print-ready artwork for the code.

And the deliverable that matters most: a list of the data points your supply chain could not produce — with names against them.

1
Scope Pick the product and the supplier you are most worried about.
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2
Map We resolve which data points apply to that category and date.
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Collect Your supplier fills their scoped view. Gaps surface immediately.
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Issue Identity, carrier artwork, passport page, machine endpoint.
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Seal Signed, anchored, archived — and a submission file prepared.
Tell us about it

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What matters most
Just email us

We reply from a person who has read the file, usually within one working day.

Before you ask

Two things worth knowing.

A pilot is chargeable and scoped in writing — it is engineering time, not a sales demo. It is also credited against a subscription if you go ahead.

If your deadline is the next shipping season, say so in the notes. The sequencing changes completely depending on whether you have six weeks or six months.

Why the real deadline is earlier →