Design Partner Program

What a pilot looks like.

Lightweight, practical, and scoped to real work already happening. The goal is to validate how AIS|Grid fits your QA/QC workflow — not to add to it.

Scope and Inputs

Start focused. Expand from there.

The best pilot scopes use real work already in progress. Minimal process change, maximum learning.

Recommended Scope

  • One operating district or targeted program area
  • One to three work types — storm hardening, pole changeouts, equipment installs
  • 30 to 90 days of field activity or a defined set of work orders
  • Existing field photo capture where available
No new equipment required. Crews use the phones they already carry.

What You Provide

  • Field photos from completed construction work
  • Work order identifiers and basic metadata
  • Relevant spec references to align review expectations
  • A QA/QC contact for alignment and feedback
If certain data fields are not available during pilot, we work with what you have and iterate.

Pilot Workflow

Five steps, start to finish.

Step 01

Kickoff

Align on work types, success criteria, and what good looks like for post-work review at your utility.

Step 02

Capture Alignment

Confirm how photos are collected today and deploy the AIS|Grid field app to participating crews.

Step 03

Configuration

Map your construction standards into AIS|Grid. Configure detection thresholds and reporting outputs to your QA/QC priorities.

Step 04

Review Cadence

Weekly or bi-weekly review of findings with your QA/QC team. Validate results and refine outputs in real time.

Step 05

Readout

Accuracy analysis, utility feedback summary, and a scoped expansion plan for broader districts or work types.

Ready to Start?

One conversation to scope the pilot.

Jeffrey Sullivan handles every pilot conversation directly. He knows the field and the office. Schedule a call and we will identify a scope that fits your current workflows in under an hour.

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