Project & people
Select the project, sponsor, team roles, reporting inputs and review frequency.
From demonstration to pilot
Start with one project.
Learn before you roll out.
Agree the scope and the reporting questions first. Establish the live environment before bringing in real project data.
How we start
One project.
A focused pilot.
A useful test.
Start with the questions your management team needs answered.
Discuss a pilot01
See the demonstration
Walk through the product with example data and your own reporting questions.
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Define the pilot
Agree the project, team, reporting inputs and success measures.
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Prepare for live use
Confirm hosting, secure access, company separation, backup and recovery before introducing live project data.
Agree before the pilot
Clear scope.
Clear responsibilities.
Production readiness
Confirm hosting and security, logins, company separation, backup, recovery and validated records.
Success & support
Agree setup, training, support, duration and commercial terms. Measure report effort, update completeness and action closure.
What we measure
Does it help you get
to the right decision?
The pilot should test time to identify the priority issue, report preparation effort and action closure. Stone projects can also test batch traceability; fit-out projects can test trade-update completeness.
No performance improvement or fixed implementation time is claimed before the pilot establishes it.
A clearer next decision
Bring your questions.
We’ll show you the workflow.
See Stone Max or Fitout Max with example data. Discuss a pilot around your own project.