Design
Lock the Success Contract.Define the baseline, target, owner, account scope, minimum confidence, evidence threshold, and what counts as proof.
Define exactly what must be proven, validate readiness, then start the clock with the first real-account analysis. When the agreed evidence threshold is met early, you can graduate early.

The pilot begins with a Success Contract: the proof question, baseline, target, accountable owner, portfolio scope, evidence threshold, and human-approval boundary. Setup time does not consume the 14-day proof window.
The paid Complete Proof Pilot includes the full cross-domain AI Profit Agent plus an AI Operations Preview. Ask why an opportunity matters, compare Recover / Protect / Expand tradeoffs, watch proof signals, and prepare governed next actions while the Success Contract stays authoritative.
Each stage removes ambiguity and keeps the pilot focused on evidence instead of activity.
Define the baseline, target, owner, account scope, minimum confidence, evidence threshold, and what counts as proof.
Confirm data authorization, accountable ownership, measurable thresholds, and the rule that humans approve every external or financial action.
Analyze real customer accounts, work the highest-value evidence-backed findings, and keep the agreed Success Contract fixed during proof.
Compare baseline, target, and actual results. Graduate early when the threshold is met or make a clear Expand / Refine / Stop decision.
Tell us what Zeonext has to prove, how quickly you can decide, and whether the account data is ready. We use this to confirm fit and lock the Success Contract before the 14-day proof clock starts.
We’ll use your answers to confirm fit and prepare the narrowest useful Success Contract.
Before live analysis, Zeonext and the customer agree on the evidence required to call the pilot successful. That prevents moving goalposts on Day 14.
The proof clock begins only after Go-Live Readiness passes and Zeonext completes the first real-account analysis. That prevents implementation/setup time from consuming the customer's proof period.
A pilot should create conviction quickly or tell you not to keep investing.
When the agreed threshold is met—whether on Day 6 or Day 14—the pilot can graduate. Move the proven workflow into paid operational use and expand the portfolio.
Use Refine only when a documented evidence, data, or workflow issue prevented a fair test. The standard pilot remains 14 days, and any exception must be explicitly approved.
Close the pilot cleanly. Preserve the Evidence Report, learn what failed, and avoid turning an inconclusive test into indefinite implementation work.