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The engagement

Ninety days, and a number at the end.

A fixed-scope engagement that starts with a measured baseline and ends with dealers live — not a report saying they could be.

What it is

Ninety days. One to three brand catalogues, a defined SKU band, and a named cohort of your dealers. Scope is agreed before anything starts and doesn't move afterwards — mid-pilot scope creep is what kills pilots, and we'd rather trim than add.

The seven steps

  1. 01week 1

    Baseline

  2. 02weeks 2–3

    Ingest

  3. 03weeks 4–6

    Enrich

  4. 04week 7

    Checkpoint

  5. 05weeks 8–9

    Scorecard

  6. 06weeks 10–12

    Onboard dealers

  7. 07week 13

    Readout

Week one is the pilot

Before a single record is touched we measure what you have now, and you sign off on the measurement. Without that, ninety days later we'd be trading opinions.

What gets measured

  • Hours of data preparation per thousand SKUs.
  • Time from a spec change to a live dealer listing.
  • Catalogue completeness, scored field by field.
  • How many of your dealers list the line at all.
  • Listing quality for three named dealers, captured as screenshots.

If we can't agree a baseline by the end of week one, the pilot stops and the fee is refunded in full.

What you have on day ninety

A measured readout

Before and after, against the baseline you signed off in week one. Yours to keep and circulate.

A clean catalogue

The SKUs in scope, enriched, media attached, provenance recorded against every field.

Dealers live

A named cohort authorised, onboarded and publishing.

An answer on price

What an ongoing subscription would cost for your actual catalogue and dealer count. Not a range.

The fee

There is one, it's fixed, and it's agreed with you before anything starts. We quote it once we've seen a slice of your catalogue, because quoting it before that would be a guess. It's credited in full against your first invoices if you continue.

We don't run free pilots. The fee isn't the point — it's the thing that makes both sides commit, and a pilot nobody committed to is a demo with a longer timeline.

If you sell direct to your dealers

Shorter, and narrower. Sixty to ninety days, one catalogue or product family, and a named cohort of six to ten of your own authorised dealers — ending with those dealers granted and live. There's no third party to reconcile with, so the middle of the engagement compresses.

How it starts

Not here. It starts with a free look at your own data — an hour, no commitment, and no proposal until you've seen your own catalogue working.