Optional workflow exploration
Infoseed’s main offer is a managed website. A narrow test may help assess a separate follow-up or AI enquiry idea, but it is exploratory work. We confirm feasibility, scope, timing and a separate quote before payment.
Quoted separately
scope confirmed before payment
One workflow
kept deliberately narrow
Agreed test plan
duration and success criteria set in writing
Choose what to test
Clear boundary
The Pilot does not quietly become a full custom system. Keeping it narrow makes the result useful and the decision honest.
Agree the single enquiry problem and the result the pilot needs to prove.
Confirm one entry point, the necessary rules or fields, and who owns the result.
Create only what is needed to test the workflow honestly.
Use real or representative enquiries and note what improves, breaks, or remains unclear.
Finish with evidence and a clear recommendation, not pressure to buy more.
There is no standard published pilot price. If a test is suitable, its scope, duration, separate fee and any provider or usage costs are confirmed in writing before payment.
No. Infoseed’s main service is a managed website. AI enquiry automation and more involved follow-up tooling are optional, exploratory work assessed and quoted separately.
No. It tests one workflow, one entry point, and one clear result. A broader rollout is scoped separately after the review.
There is no standard test duration. Timing depends on access, approved rules, representative enquiries and the evidence needed. Agree it as part of the separate scope before work starts.
No broader rollout is assumed. Review the evidence first. Any next stage needs a separate scope and quote; there is no standard discount or credit offer.
Start small on purpose
We will check whether a test is appropriate and confirm its separate scope and costs before asking for payment. A website or a simpler manual process may be all you need.
