CEO, IT and procurement

Buy a first project you can leave

No public-procurement duty. That makes the DPA, the exit and a bounded first wave more important. Book a demo, a written question list or a 4-8 week trial.

Routes to a contract

The path depends on where you start

Trial

A time-boxed environment with a clear end date, a DPA and export. You pay for operations and the first wave - not an endless licence line.

First project, 4-8 weeks

One bounded flow: a site, a data space, an integration or a bounded pilot. Success criteria go in the contract. Then operations or exit.

A frame after the first wave

When the first assignment holds you can sign an operations frame. Not the other way around.

Process

Steps in your order

Demo and the first assignment sit in the middle. A full contract comes after you have evidence.

Step 1: Need and risk

What must you own? Where is the lock-in? What may the first wave cost in time?

Step 2: Demo or written questions

The same questions to each vendor. Answers you can compare.

Step 3: Trial or first project

One flow in or near production. Measure use, not installation.

Step 4: Decision

Operate, expand or leave. Exit should already be in the contract.

Demo

What you leave a demo with

A demo is part of market analysis. It is not a purchase.

A shared picture of the first wave

DPA, hosting location and exit in plain language

Written answers you can compare with others

A proposed trial or 4-8 week project

Before you buy

Dialogue on equal terms

Written questions

Send the same list to us and to others. We answer in writing.

Demo against your stack

We show what you will actually buy first - not the whole catalogue.

Evaluation

Make the need measurable

Ask every supplier the same thing. The wording is about your need, not a product name.

Need to stateHow it becomes evaluable
Where do data and sub-processors sit?A named place in Sweden or the EU. No global sweep in the contract.
What happens if we stop?Export in open formats, a timeline and deletion on our side.
What are we paying for?Platform, capacity and implementation - not a hidden per-seat line for an open core.

Beyond the tool

Commitments you can write into a contract

Knowledge transfer

Your IT should be able to take over. That is part of the first project.

No force to buy the suite

You can buy presence, data, platform or learning on their own.

References

The first project can become a reference

We put success criteria in the contract. If you are satisfied and approve in writing, the assignment can be used as a reference. No invented case studies on the site.

FAQ

Questions we hear before a first assignment

Must we replace everything at once?

No. The first wave is one flow. The rest coexist until you decide more.

Is there a free trial?

Demo and RFI are free. An instance in your environment is a paid first assignment - otherwise it is not an honest reference.

Why no list prices?

Scope and capacity drive the number. You get a quote for that first wave.

Next step: a first assignment you can evaluate

A demo and a written RFI cost nothing. A pilot, trial or first project is how we earn a reference you approve.