CALL 30-45 MINBOOTCAMP 5 DAYSPILOT 8 WKS

PRICINGclient process

From the qualifying call to expansion.

We work in stages. We start with five days on your data, then a pilot on a slice of the business, a rollout and ongoing care. Every stage ends with a decision we make together, and scope and terms are agreed on the first call.

PROCESS

Every stage, step by step

Open a stage to see who runs each step, where it happens, how long it takes and what comes out of it. Between the steps sit decisions we make together.

  • On site
  • Remote
  • Decision
  1. Before the bootcamp

    approx. 1-2 wksWe check that there is a problem worth solving and data to measure it on. Without that, we do not start.Decision: 2Remote
    1. E0.1

      Qualifying call

      We know whether there is a problem and data

      Who
      Founder
      How
      Remote
      When
      30-45 min
    2. Decision D0

      Is there a big problem, with data in a system or in spreadsheets?

      YesWe book the bootcamp

    3. E0.2

      Bootcamp agreement

      Dates and scope reserved

      Who
      Founder
      How
      Remote
      When
      1-3 days
    4. E0.3

      You send three months of data and your client contracts

      Complete data set

      Who
      You
      How
      Remote
      When
      3-5 days
    5. Decision D0b

      Has the data arrived before day one?

      YesWe load it into your instance

    6. E0.4

      We load the data into your instance

      First numbers before the kickoff

      Who
      Deployment engineer
      How
      Remote
      When
      1-2 days
  2. Bootcamp

    5 daysFive days of work on your data. At the end: a working prototype, a one-page report and a pilot proposal.Decision: 2On siteRemote
    1. B1

      Kickoff: we pick 2-3 problems and talk to your coordinators

      Protocol: problems, acceptance criteria, baseline

      Who
      Founder and deployment engineer
      How
      On site
      When
      day 1
    2. B2

      Configuration for your data

      Rules and mapping

      Who
      Deployment engineer
      How
      Remote
      When
      day 2
    3. B3

      Build and review with a coordinator

      Prototype ready for testing

      Who
      Deployment engineer
      How
      Remote
      When
      day 3
    4. B4

      Parallel test and demo rehearsal

      Evidence on your data, a rehearsed demo

      Who
      Engineer, your coordinator and founder
      How
      Remote
      When
      day 4
    5. Decision D1

      Does the prototype meet the acceptance criteria in the protocol?

      YesWe present it on day five

    6. B5

      Demo, one-page report and pilot proposal

      Pilot decision

      Who
      Founder
      How
      On site
      When
      day 5
    7. Decision D2

      Do you sign the pilot right after the demo?

      YesWe start the pilot and credit the bootcamp towards it

  3. Pilot

    8 wksThe system runs on a slice of the business, on live traffic. Every Friday you get a report on what it delivers.Decision: 2On siteRemote
    1. P1

      Permanent integration, configuration and training

      The system runs on a slice of the business

      Who
      Deployment engineer
      How
      Remote
      When
      wks 1-2
    2. P2

      Production work and a Friday savings report

      Weekly evidence measured in money

      Who
      Your coordinators and customer success manager
      How
      Remote
      When
      wks 3-6
    3. P3

      KPI measurement against the bootcamp baseline

      Final report

      Who
      Deployment engineer and founder
      How
      Remote
      When
      wk 7
    4. P4

      Results presentation and rollout proposal

      Rollout decision

      Who
      Founder
      How
      On site
      When
      wk 8
    5. Decision D3

      Are the pilot KPIs met?

      YesYou get a rollout proposal and fourteen days to decide

    6. Decision D4

      Do you sign the rollout within fourteen days?

      YesThe pilot is credited in full towards the rollout

  4. Rollout

    4-8 wksFrom a slice to the whole business. Expansion and hardening run in parallel and end with sign-off at your site.On siteRemote
    1. W1

      Expansion: every branch, every coordinator and further problems

      The whole business in the system

      Who
      Deployment engineer
      How
      On siteRemote
      When
      4-8 wks
    2. W2

      Hardening: integrations, roles, GDPR, procedures and training

      System ready for production

      Who
      Deployment engineer and founder
      How
      Remote
      When
      in parallel
    3. W3

      Sign-off

      Subscription starts

      Who
      Founder
      How
      On site
      When
      at the end
  5. Subscription

    12 mthsMaintenance, support and development. Every quarter we sit down with results measured in money.Decision: 1On siteRemote
    1. S1

      Maintenance: infrastructure, care, support and updates

      The system runs and keeps improving

      Who
      Customer success manager
      How
      Remote
      When
      12 mths
    2. S2

      Switching on the predictive layer

      Forecasts from your data

      Who
      Deployment engineer
      How
      Remote
      When
      after 2-3 months of data
    3. S3

      Quarterly business review

      Return on investment and next steps

      Who
      Founder and customer success manager
      How
      On siteRemote
      When
      quarterly
    4. Decision D5

      Do we renew after twelve months?

      YesAnother year and further expansion

  6. Expansion

    from month 6Once the core is running, we add further areas of work and further locations.
    1. X1

      Further areas: documents, accommodation, quotes, client acquisition, voice calls

      More processes in one system

      Who
      Founder
      When
      from month 6
    2. X2

      New branches, companies and clients

      The system grows with the business

      Who
      Founder
      When
      ongoing

PRINCIPLES

Risk spread across stages

Every stage has its own agreement. The detailed terms come with the proposal; the rules are open from day one and the same for everyone.

  • BOOTCAMP

    The bootcamp is not lost

    A quick pilot decision credits the bootcamp towards the pilot. The sooner you decide, the more carries over.

  • PILOT

    Fixed scope plus a results-based part

    The pilot combines a fixed scope with a part tied to savings measured against the bootcamp baseline. That part is capped, and the cap is known before the start.

  • PILOT

    A partial result extends the pilot

    If the KPIs are only partly met, we extend the pilot at no extra cost and measure again.

  • PILOT

    Results risk sits with us

    If the system misses the KPIs it is responsible for, we refund part of the pilot cost.

  • ROLLOUT

    Pilot credited towards the rollout

    A rollout decision within fourteen days of the results presentation credits the pilot in full towards it.

  • ROLLOUT

    Sign-off closes the account

    The final part of the rollout is settled at sign-off, when the whole business works in the system.

  • SUBSCRIPTION

    One subscription

    Infrastructure, care, support and updates in one monthly subscription, on a twelve-month agreement.

  • ALWAYS

    Your data stays yours

    If you do not continue after the pilot or after a year of subscription, you get a data export. We do not lock anyone in.

CHANGES

What happens to your request

Every request, at every stage, goes through the same four questions. That keeps the system one product rather than a pile of customisations, and you know upfront what goes in now and what comes later.

  1. Is it part of the core?

    YesWe build it. The improvement ships to every client, not just you.

    No

  2. Is it configuration: data, rules, thresholds, rates, views?

    YesWe set it in the panel. If we set something by hand a second time, it becomes a new setting you can change yourselves.

    No

  3. Is it an area we already have?

    YesWe add it after the rollout, never during the pilot.

    No

  4. Is it something entirely new?

    YesIt goes on the roadmap and into the code once three clients need the same thing. Otherwise it is a separate engagement or an honest "no".

Every "no" moves the request on to the next question.

QUESTIONS

Before you ask

What people ask most often before we book a bootcamp.

Every stage has its own agreement and scope: bootcamp, pilot, rollout and subscription. We present the terms after the first call, once we know what problem we are solving and on what data. The rules are the same for everyone and are set out above on this page.

Because five days on your data says more than a month of proposals. At the end you have a working prototype, a one-page report and a pilot proposal, and a quick pilot decision credits the bootcamp towards it.

The last three months of data, from a system or from spreadsheets, and your client contracts. We load them into your instance before day one, so the kickoff starts with numbers, not with collecting files.

Only in the pilot, and only on savings measured against the baseline set during the bootcamp. That part is capped, and the cap is known before the start. The rollout and the subscription have a fixed scope and fixed terms.

With a partial result we extend the pilot at no extra cost and measure again. If the system misses the KPIs it is responsible for, we refund part of the pilot cost.

For the bootcamp, a decision-maker on the first and last day and coordinators for short conversations in between. In the pilot your coordinators work in the system and we handle the configuration.

No. Omnira does not replace your stack; it reads context from it and writes decisions back. Replacing a system is a separate project and it is not one we sell.

We need no access to any system for the first call. Bootcamp data goes into your own instance, and the scope of processing is set out in the data processing agreement and the privacy policy.

FIRST STEP

It starts with thirty minutes with the founder

This is the qualifying call from the first step of the process. We check that there is a problem worth a bootcamp and data to measure it on. If there is not, we say so straight away.

ANSWER
< 8 h
PHONE
732 304 554
EMAIL
hello@omniralab.com

Not sure where to start? Run through the short qualifier

Jakub Engel, CEO of Omnira
On the first call I do not ask about budget. I ask which process costs you the most and how you know. The quote comes out of the answer, not the other way round.
Jakub EngelCEO