Pricing · fees in euros

Pay for evidence first

One fixed fee comes first. Repair and pilot are quoted from its findings, and no pilot is charged before the gate holds.

Request an assessment See the Hollis case

Each step is earned by the last

Start with the fixed-fee assessment. Repair and pilot are quoted from its findings and start only when their gate holds.

Step 01 · Assess
Step 02 · Repair
Step 03 · Pilot
Gate · issue rate ≤1%

Readiness assessment

Start here

For your operations owner, before any pilot is scoped.

Fixed€6,000for two weeks,
agreed up front

Request an assessment

You keep

Readiness report with one verdict
Feed ownership register
Prioritized repair plan
Findings walkthrough with your owner

Repair sprint

When the assessment finds feeds to fix first.

From€4,800per two-week
sprint

How we repair feeds

Each sprint

Reconciles SKU IDs across feeds
Assigns a named owner to each feed
Re-samples the issue rate every week
Repeats until the rate is ≤1%The repair plan sets the number of sprints

Scoped pilot

When the gate holds and the use case is viable.

From€22,000for six weeks,
after the gate

How pilot delivery works

Includes

Baseline locked before week one
Weekly runs on a held-out dataset
Acceptance conditions agreed first
Your owner decides go or stop

Fees in euros, excluding VAT. No pilot outcome is promised, and nothing is charged for a pilot before the gate holds.

Estimate your path

Set your feeds and the issue rate you expect. The example shows how a repair plan turns them into sprints.

Inventory feeds to reconcileWMS, ERP, supplier EDI, spreadsheets 3feeds

Sampled issue rate you expect

Under 2% 2 to 5% 5 to 10% Over 10%

Repair sprints33 feeds at 5 to 10%

Repair weeks63 sprints × 2 weeks

Repair fees€14,4003 sprints × €4,800

Rule of thumb from past repair plans: one sprint for every three feeds under 2%, every two feeds at 2 to 5%, every feed at 5 to 10% and one and a half per feed over 10%, rounded up.

What you get at each step

Deliverables, duration, sign-off and the gate that closes each step, side by side.

Feature	01Assessment€6,000 fixed	02Repair sprintfrom €4,800 per sprint	03Scoped pilotfrom €22,000	OptionalQuality watchfrom €1,200 per month
The work
Duration	Two weeks	Two weeks per sprint	Six weeks	Monthly, quarterly review
Deliverables	Readiness report, feed ownership register, prioritized repair plan	Reconciled SKU identifiers, a named owner per feed, weekly re-sample	Locked baseline, weekly evaluation runs, a go or stop decision	Weekly re-sample, ownership register kept current
What is measured	Sampled issue rate per feed	Issue rate, re-sampled weekly	Weighted forecast error on a held-out dataset	Issue rate, re-sampled weekly
Decisions
Starts when	You request it	The repair plan names the feeds	The gate holds	The pilot ends
Gate that closes it	One verdict: repair first or pilot-ready	Sampled issue rate ≤1%	Acceptance conditions agreed before the start	Quarterly review with your owner
Who signs off	Your operations owner	Your operations owner	Your operations owner	Your operations owner
Commercials
Price basis	Fixed fee, agreed up front	Per sprint, count from the repair plan	Quoted from the repair plan	Per month
Invoiced	Half at kickoff, half at the walkthrough	At the end of each sprint	After the gate holds, then monthly	Monthly in advance
Stop after it	Yes, you keep every deliverable	Yes, after any sprint	Your owner decides go or stop	Any month, one month's notice

Plain answers on fees

What finance and operations owners ask before they sign for the assessment.

Terms at a glance

Assessment: 50% at kickoff, 50% at the walkthrough
Repair sprint: Invoiced at the end of each sprint
Scoped pilot: Nothing before the gate holds
Payment: 30 days from invoice, in euros
VAT: Added at the rate that applies

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Why is the assessment a fixed fee?

Because its scope does not depend on what we find. We sample the same number of records from each feed, interview the same owners and hand over the same three documents. A fixed fee keeps us from finding more work for ourselves.

What if we stop after the assessment?

Then you owe nothing more. You keep the readiness report, the feed ownership register and the repair plan, and your team can run the repairs without us. Every item in the plan already has an owner and a priority.

Can we skip the repair sprints?

Only when the sampled issue rate is already at most 1%. Above that, a pilot would measure the data instead of the forecast, so we do not scope one. If your team repairs the feeds itself, we re-sample before the pilot is quoted.

How are repair sprints counted?

A sprint is two weeks of work on the feeds the repair plan names. The plan sets the expected number; your operations owner approves each sprint before it starts, and you can stop after any of them. Sprints end early when the weekly re-sample passes the gate.

What a repair sprint covers

When do we pay for a pilot?

Only after the gate holds and your owner has signed the baseline and the acceptance conditions. The pilot is then invoiced monthly over its six weeks. No pilot outcome is promised, and the go or stop decision stays with your owner.

Do the prices include VAT?