Working solution
Deployed on flexday.ai, on your data, usable by real people
POC SPRINT
Six weeks. Real data.
A scoped proof of concept on flexday.ai, built on your data, with an accuracy number at the end. If you're an eligible Microsoft customer, ECIF may cover a substantial part of it.
WHAT YOU GET
A working solution, not a feasibility report.
A POC that ends in a document is a waste of six weeks. Ours ends with software your users can open, running on your data, with a measured accuracy number and an honest account of what it would take to put it in production.
It also ends with the beginning of your ontology, which is the part that keeps paying whether or not you proceed with this particular use case.
Accuracy number
Measured against a golden set your SMEs wrote
Ontology foundation
Layer 1 and 2 established for your domain; Layer 3 started
Production path
What it takes, what it costs, what the risks are, honestly
WEEK 1
Scope and access
Pick one use case with a real owner. Agree the success criteria and the accuracy threshold now, not at the end. Start data access.
WEEK 2
Ontology and data
Canon loaded, sources profiled, the first Layer 3 rules authored with your SMEs. Where access is slow, we build on documents or synthetic data.
WEEK 3–4
Build, in front of you
The solution is built in working sessions rather than in isolation. You correct it while it's cheap to correct.
WEEK 5
Evaluate
Golden set run. Accuracy reported honestly, including where it falls short and why.
WEEK 6
Decide
Users try it. You get a production path with real numbers. And a clear recommendation, including “don't” if that's the right answer.
FUNDING
Microsoft ECIF may cover much of this.
As a Microsoft ECIF partner we can work with your Microsoft account team to seek funding for a scoped proof of concept on Azure. Eligibility depends on your agreement, your consumption commitment and the shape of the use case.
We will tell you early whether it's realistic in your case, and we handle the paperwork with your account team rather than handing you a form.
GOOD POC CANDIDATE
High volume, clear rules, real pain
An exception queue, a document-heavy process, a question people ask forty times a day. Someone who visibly owns it and wants it fixed.
BAD POC CANDIDATE
Strategic, vague, unowned
“AI for our whole supply chain.” No named owner, no measurable success criterion, data spread across six systems nobody can grant access to.
WE'LL SAY SO
When six weeks isn't enough
Some problems genuinely need longer. We would rather tell you that in the scoping call than discover it together in week five.
POC SPRINT SPECIFICATIONFLEXDAY.AI
- DURATION
- Six weeks, one use case, one named business owner
- TEAM
- Two forward-deployed engineers with architect and domain support
- DELIVERABLES
- Working solution on flexday.ai, golden set and measured accuracy, ontology foundation, production path with costs and risks
- DATA
- Your live data where access allows; documents, exports or synthetic data where it doesn't, with a mapped path to live sources
- FUNDING
- Microsoft ECIF where eligible, assessed with your Microsoft account team before commitment
- EXIT
- Everything built is yours, whether or not you continue
Six weeks from now you could have an answer.
Or at minimum, an honest account of why this particular use case isn't the right one.