Workflow Fit Call
A short conversation to determine whether a relevant workflow and feasible next step exist. It is not a free technical audit or free implementation.
CURRENT SERVICES-FIRST PRICING
Start with fit, assess feasibility, and only proceed to bounded implementation when the workflow, data, and supported action path make sense.
CURRENT COMMERCIAL PATH
A short conversation to determine whether a relevant workflow and feasible next step exist. It is not a free technical audit or free implementation.
Delivery target: 2–3 business days. Includes one discovery session, one sanitized CSV sample of up to 50 rows, a workflow map, compatibility and risk findings, and a written, bounded implementation recommendation. No implementation or deployment is included.
A 30-day initial paid design-partner engagement, subject to feasibility. Scope is one bounded workflow in a customer-controlled environment: supported CSV input, one implemented prioritization path, one human approval gate, and one already-supported and tested action provider or type. The current scope is up to 200 target accounts and five users, subject to feasibility. It includes documentation, handover, agreed acceptance criteria, and provenance, action-result, or audit functionality where supported.
Available only after successful deployment where ongoing support is appropriate. Includes up to four defined hours of maintenance or small changes and one operational review. Hosting, third-party costs, major development, and 24/7 support are excluded.
These are initial test prices, not prices validated by completed customer purchases. Scope, data, provider support, and feasibility are confirmed before paid work begins.
START WITH THE FREE FIT CALL
The call determines whether a relevant workflow and feasible next step exist. If not, we will say so.
Book the free 15–20 minute Workflow Fit CallProspect Dominion Core is MIT-licensed open-source software. Paid services are for scoped implementation, configuration, deployment support, and handover—not exclusive access to the source. See the public repository, its MIT license, and the self-hosting Quickstart.
PRICING & SCOPE