At the start of a pilot project we align the goals together with you. We look at your existing workflows, your technical requirements and the areas where you want concrete relief or more transparency. This ensures that the pilot is not generic but specifically targeted at the questions that are relevant to you.

In principle, a direct start is also possible. However, a pilot project has the advantage that we can first test the collaboration within a clearly defined framework. This allows you to gain reliable insights into processes, results and potentials at an early stage, before the solution is fully rolled out. This creates confidence on a professional, technical and organisational level.

Especially in highly structured organisations it is important to integrate solutions cleanly into existing workflows. That is why we do not rely on a blanket standard approach, but on adapting VetControl to your specific conditions. A pilot helps to concretely test how our solution fits into your processes and where measurable added value arises.

A pilot project is typically structured so that the staffing effort remains manageable for you. Usually a small group of subject-matter contacts and, if needed, one person for technical or organisational coordination is sufficient. Our goal is to keep the burden on your team as low as possible while still achieving meaningful results.

Yes, upon request, complex or particularly demanding cases can also be included in a pilot project. These cases are often especially revealing when it comes to realistically assessing the potential and limits of a solution. Together with you we define which case types should be considered in the pilot, so that the results are truly relevant for your practice.