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Pilot: one workflow, measured against your own baseline

A pilot runs DataBridge on one workflow your team repeats, installed on your machines. Scope and measures are agreed in writing first, and you decide what comes next on your own numbers.

Plan a pilot

It starts with a demo on a sample of your own documents and data.

Tell us your workflow

Write to outreach@walnut.sg with one task your team does every week.

Which job costs your team hours?

Which job costs your team hours?

  1. Every new data or AI project begins with months of data gathering.

    What changes with DataBridge
    Sources connect once. Every project after that draws from the same record, in the format it needs.
    What you get back
    Projects start sooner

    Start here: Projects start sooner. Plan a pilot on it.

  2. Access requests hold up new joiners and project teams.

    What changes with DataBridge
    Access follows each person's role, set once by your administrators.
    What you get back
    Access set once, by role

    Start here: Access set once, by role. Plan a pilot on it.

  3. Old systems decide which tools teams can use.

    What changes with DataBridge
    DataBridge reads data where it sits and feeds the tools you choose. Retire the old system on your schedule.
    What you get back
    Freedom to change tools

    Start here: Freedom to change tools. Plan a pilot on it.

  4. Know-how leaves when people move on.

    What changes with DataBridge
    Decisions, corrections and context stay in the record with the evidence behind them.
    What you get back
    Knowledge that stays

    Start here: Knowledge that stays. Plan a pilot on it.

  5. Routine emails and reports are put together by hand.

    What changes with DataBridge
    Ask in one sentence. The draft is ready for a person to check and send.
    What you get back
    Hours back every week

    Start here: Hours back every week. Plan a pilot on it.

How a pilot runs, in five steps

See it on your files

  1. See it on your files

    A demo on a sample of your own documents and data.

  2. Agree the workflow

    Scope and success criteria in writing, with a named owner on each side.

  3. Set up on your machines

    Installed and connected to your sources.

  4. Measure

    Hours and outcomes tracked against the baseline you set.

  5. Decide what comes next

    Expand to more teams, with your data and the full record always yours to keep.

How much does DataBridge by Walnut cost, and how long is a pilot?

What is measured

Hours and outcomes on one workflow, against the baseline you set at the start.

Seen from above, a meeting table between two green chairs, with a brief laid out across it: notes, a chart, a list, a warning mark and a calendar above a timeline of ticked and open steps, and a printed summary at its edge. Seen from above, a meeting table between two green chairs, with a brief laid out across it: notes, a chart, a list, a warning mark and a calendar above a timeline of ticked and open steps, and a printed summary at its edge.

How to work out what the lost time costs

What the demonstration can show

  • A past version of the record
  • A refusal where the files cannot support an answer
  • Your data exported and restored with nothing lost
  • The everyday work running with the network disconnected

What you keep

You keep everything built from your data, and a record of every question asked and answered during the pilot. You can export both.

Plan a pilot

It starts with a demo on a sample of your own documents and data.

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Plan a pilot

Legend

Colour on this site only ever says where a fact came from.

Where a fact came from

  • Money
  • Operations
  • Customers
  • Rules and controls
  • Correspondence
  • Documents

What state a fact is in

  • In the record
  • Waiting for a person
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