
The same twenty screens, on four hundred units.
Factory acceptance on a line, provisioning a fleet of kiosks or displays, bringing up new hardware. Configuration is the same shape as verification, and the same agent does it.
Manufacturing operations, field engineering and rollout teams
A technician repeats an identical sequence per unit. It is slow, it is expensive, and the error rate is a function of how late in the shift it is.
The agent does what the person does.
Prove the sequence once.
The bring-up procedure is written and verified as a run.
Repeat it across the fleet.
Every unit gets the identical sequence, in the identical order.
Keep the record per unit.
Each unit ends with its own report: what was configured, and what it looked like afterwards.
Every run ends in something you can hand over.
The limits, stated up front.
We publish the limits because a claim you can check is worth more than one you cannot.
Ask us for a run against your own system. We scope it with you and show the report it produces, on your environment rather than a demo.
Scope a runSee it on your own systems.
We scope the trial with you and run it on your real environment. A person answers, within one business day.