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Pilot

One use case end to end, in your infrastructure, in 8 weeks

The pilot installs graal Data Platform, graal Agentic Platform or both on your premises, takes one use case all the way to results and trains your teams. In week eight, you decide on evidence.

Your pilot

On the platform that fits your need

A pilot runs on the Data Platform, on the Agentic Platform or on both.

The Data Platform

A data use case, from source to result: pipelines, orchestration, model, go-live. Forecasting, maintenance, document assistant, fraud, taking a datalab into production.

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The Agentic Platform

A process handed to agents under measured guarantees: software delivery, IT operations, joiners and leavers, data changes. Every write to a third-party system waits for human approval.

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Both together

The Agentic Platform’s agents operate the Data Platform through its MCP server, under a service account scoped to one project; every call is traced on both sides.

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Milestones

Eight weeks, week by week

  1. Week 1

    Scoping

    The use case, the success criteria, the data or the process involved, and the access rights.

  2. Week 2

    Installation

    The platform or platforms installed on your cluster, with your platform team.

  3. Week 3

    Connection

    SSO wired to your directory, first data sources or first tools connected.

  4. Week 4

    Build

    The use case takes shape: pipelines and exported code on the Data Platform, the process workflow on the Agentic Platform.

  5. Week 5

    Automation

    Jobs and workflows scheduled, with their alerts, on the Data Platform; guarantees and human approval set up on the Agentic Platform.

  6. Week 6

    Measurement

    Training runs tracked and compared, then the chosen model registered; or first agent tasks reviewed, with their evidence.

  7. Week 7

    Go-live

    The model served or the results published; an AI agent connected under your rules.

  8. Week 8

    Review and decision

    Results measured against the criteria, deployment plan and estimate.

Deliverables

What you get

  • The platform or platforms installed and documented in your infrastructure
  • The use case running end to end, on your data or your processes
  • The pipeline and job code exported, the agent workflows versioned
  • Teams trained on the platform
  • A review report, backed by measurements
  • A deployment plan and its estimate

On your side

What you provide

A cluster

Kubernetes or OpenShift, with S3 storage and a PostgreSQL database.

Data or a process

The sources for the use case or the process to hand to agents, the necessary access rights and, for agents, the model of your choice.

Two leads

A business lead and a technical lead, a few hours a week.

A sponsor

The person who sets the criteria in week 1 and decides in week 8.

Success criteria

Set in week 1, measured in week 8

Examples, to be adapted to your use case during scoping.

  • The use case runs end to end, with no manual intervention other than the planned approvals
  • Results reach the quality level agreed with the business
  • The platform passes your security team’s review
  • Your teams create and schedule a workload on their own
  • The exported code runs outside graal
  • Running costs are known, project by project
  • Agent actions are traced, and their evidence reviewed by your teams

What next

Three possible outcomes

  1. 01

    Deploy

    The annual subscription takes over, and more use cases follow.

  2. 02

    Extend

    A second use case to confirm, before deciding.

  3. 03

    Stop

    The software is open source: it stays yours, along with the exported code and your data, in open formats.

FAQ

About the pilot

Which use cases suit a pilot?

One that matters to the business, with accessible data or process and a measurable outcome: forecasting, maintenance, document assistant, fraud, taking a datalab into production, or a process handed to agents (software delivery, IT operations, joiners and leavers).

How is the pilot invoiced?

At a fixed price, on the platform of your choice or on both. It is sized to stay below the procedure exemption threshold for public buyers.

Do we need a cluster from week one?

It must be ready by week 2. If it still has to be built, we prepare it with your platform team during scoping.

Let’s prepare your pilot

One scoping conversation is enough to choose the platform, the use case and the success criteria.