Pilot Program

We are conducting an early-stage pilot program to validate core use cases, gather feedback, and improve the platform before broader release. The pilot is designed to test the platform's functionality and usability in real-world institutional contexts. Participation is no cost and no obligation beyond the pilot phase.

What a pilot is (and what it is not)

Pilot is:

  • • Feedback-driven validation of platform features and usability
  • • Demo walkthrough with access to early dashboards and tools
  • • Iterative refinement based on participant input

Pilot is not:

  • • A paid contract or commercial engagement
  • • A guarantee of specific outcomes or deliverables
  • • A commitment beyond the pilot phase

What you receive

  • • Access to early demo dashboards with regional indicator visualization
  • • Automated report generation (planned) for institutional planning
  • • Training modules and documentation to support platform usage
  • • Onboarding guidance from the project team
  • • Technical support during the pilot period
  • • Input into feature prioritization and refinement

What we ask

  • • Brief context about your organization's use case and goals
  • • Feedback on dashboard usability, data relevance, and feature gaps
  • • Participation in 1–2 feedback sessions (remote, flexible scheduling)
  • • Optional: short statement of interest or testimonial
  • • Optional: permission to reference your organization name in pilot materials (requires approval)
  • • Commitment to engage constructively during the pilot phase

Pilot fit

Public HealthSchoolsEmployersUniversitiesNonprofits

Pilots can focus on one segment and a narrow use case (e.g., a public health department testing regional food security dashboards, or a university exploring student wellness data). We prioritize clarity and actionable feedback over broad coverage.

Ready to participate?

Request a pilot pack with more details, or explore the demo to see the platform in action.

This is an early-stage pilot program; scope and materials may evolve.