One store
With the cameras already in place, after an approved technical visit.
The pilot shows, in a real store, what the product delivers before an annual contract. It is paid, and the fee becomes credit if the store moves on to the contract.
With the cameras already in place, after an approved technical visit.
Fixed price; the fee becomes credit if the store moves on to the annual contract.
A meeting every two weeks with whoever owns the pilot on the retailer's side, and a monthly report.
Indicators and Digital Twin, according to the product phase at the time.
| Criterion | Target |
|---|---|
| Counting accuracy | A difference of up to ±5% from a manual count, in agreed samples |
| Processing coverage | At least 90% of the agreed hours processed on time |
| Useful findings | Three or more, recorded and confirmed by whoever owns the pilot on the retailer's side |
| Tested decision | At least one operational or layout change decided with pilot data |
| Adoption | Weekly use by the manager or analyst |
The targets above are engineering goals to be validated in the pilot, not contractual guarantees.
At least three one-hour periods, on different days and times, counted by hand by a person from the customer and checked against the video. The comparison is recorded in the report. A difference above the target triggers a correction plan and a new measurement.
Processing is the same as in production: there is no test mode with less privacy. At the end, the data is deleted or formally migrated, as decided by the controller.