Data check
Anonymized sample data
Mathematical automation prototype
From the spreadsheets and business rules you already use, we develop a small prototype that automatically creates plans or assignments. It clarifies what is possible, what is difficult, and what conditions are needed for production development.
Standard-model eligibility depends on the target work, data volume, and deadline. The sample numbers on this page do not guarantee business effects, cost reduction, legal compliance, or optimality.
Anonymized sample data
We separate hard constraints, preferences, exceptions, and evaluation metrics instead of treating everything as one request.
Touchable planning screen
Next-step decision material
min cost(x) + delay(x) + violation(x) subject to business rules
Why prototype first
Mathematical planning systems fail when the first build mixes business goals, constraints, data quality, and production scope. A narrow prototype separates those layers.
We check whether the work has a decision boundary, input records, and rules that can be represented without pretending every exception is solved.
The page, designer, and diagnosis link use the same controlled fields as the source package, so the first conversation starts with concrete scope.
The work has repeated decisions, multiple constraints, competing priorities, and enough examples to compare one plan with another.
The offer states that prototype delivery is guaranteed within scope, while effect numbers and business outcomes are not guaranteed.
Inputs and deliverables
The prototype is not a miniature full system. It is a decision artifact for checking whether the real data and rules can be solved before production development.
One representative month, week, line, depot, or team is enough. Personal data is not needed for the first review.
We separate hard constraints, preferences, exceptions, and evaluation metrics instead of treating everything as one request.
A browser-based prototype that accepts the sample data and shows a plan, conflicts, and comparison points.
A decision memo that explains GO, REFRAME, or STOP, including what must change before full development.
Sample output
A prototype should make the decision visible: accepted conditions, risks, alternatives, and reasons to continue or stop.
| Item | What is checked | Output | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data | Columns and sample records | Can be tested with anonymized data | Ready |
| Rules | Hard and soft conditions | Three exceptions need confirmation | Review |
| Next step | Production development decision | Narrow the first release scope | Decision |
Two-week flow
These sample values are fictional. They show the type of comparison the prototype can produce; they do not guarantee actual business effects.
We check the target business area, anonymized data sample, hard constraints, soft preferences, and what must be excluded.
We build the prototype screen, encode representative rules, and expose conflicts or missing inputs instead of hiding them.
You receive the touchable artifact and a decision memo that explains whether to proceed, reframe the scope, or stop.
Scope and price
The standard model is deliberately narrow. It answers whether the work can be solved before a production build absorbs budget and time.
Fit and data
For the first review, use anonymized sample data. File uploads and personal information are handled only on pages designed for that purpose.
Check data handlingThe work has repeated decisions, multiple constraints, competing priorities, and enough examples to compare one plan with another.
The rules are still verbal, the goal is not agreed, or the desired result is a complete production system from day one.
The formal estimate fixes the target business area, input format, output screen, meetings, and delivery criteria. Expansion requests are not folded into the standard model.
The designer does not send text, files, or personal information. The diagnosis link receives only whitelisted numeric and categorical parameters.
FAQ
The page is intentionally explicit about price, scope, data handling, and non-guaranteed effects so the first discussion starts from the same boundary.
The standard model is one business area, one representative dataset, and a fixed target screen. Larger integrations or production migration are estimated separately.
No. The prototype clarifies feasibility, scope, data gaps, and decision logic. It does not guarantee cost reduction, sales growth, legal compliance, or the best possible plan.
Use the two-week period to find that out. If the rules or data are not ready, the output becomes a REFRAME or STOP decision with concrete reasons.
Next action
Use the diagnosis when you already know the target work. Use the solution pages when you are still comparing possible planning areas.