Paid pilot selector

Choose the smallest paid pilot that can prove the first workflow.

Use support volume, workflow urgency, stack complexity, and buyer readiness to choose Growth, Scale, validation, or audit before the buying process drifts.

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Growth$10k

Scale$16k

ValidateTags

AuditFit

WorkflowOne

Pick the first high-pressure lane before choosing implementation size.

VolumeProof

Higher ticket volume can justify Scale when the buyer owner and access path are clear.

RiskHeld

Refunds, credits, chargebacks, VIPs, and unclear identity stay human-reviewed.

ActionBuy

When the selector recommends a paid pilot, checkout is visible on the same page.

Pilot selection

Match the buyer to Growth, Scale, validation, or audit.

The selector favors the lowest commercial commitment that can still produce a useful day-30 proof report.

Monthly orders Monthly support tickets First workflow Stack complexity Buyer owner Ticket evidence Risk lanes Approval timing

Recommended path Not selected

Run the selector to route the buyer to Growth checkout, Scale checkout, ticket validation, or an audit.

Checkout

Start payment only when the first workflow is clear enough.

Growth is the default paid pilot for one controlled workflow. Scale fits higher-volume queues, multiple systems, or executive proof needs. If the selector recommends validation, submit tags before checkout.

Checkout Loads in production

Payment links appear here when configured. If the first workflow is not clear, use validation or send selector context first.

Validate tags

Growth pilot

Best when one workflow and one owner are clear.

Primary useOne post-purchase lane such as WISMO, returns, exchanges, policy answers, or warranty triage.
Proof outputDay-30 report with drafted, held, escalated, hours saved, and recurring-value estimate.

Scale pilot

Best when volume, stack scope, or approval stakes are higher.

Primary useBroader queues across helpdesk, Shopify, returns, subscription, warranty, or delivery exception context.
Proof outputExecutive proof report for finance, CX leadership, and procurement review.

Validation route

Do not force checkout when the workflow is still fuzzy.

Ticket-tag validation is the right pre-pilot step when the buyer has support pressure but cannot yet prove which queue has enough safe draft candidates, held exceptions, and recurring value.

Send selector context

Keep the close path moving if the buyer needs a reply before payment.

Send the selector result, stack, and commercial blocker into the BuyerCare queue so the next reply can point to checkout, validation, approval, or procurement.