Four steps, in order. Stop at any of them.
The four steps below are the path for operational work. Start with a free Realization Check on one decision that isn't landing. If it is worth going further, a fixed-fee Decision Build maps your operation and leaves you with something working. A pilot follows only if the Build says it should, and we can run it for you after that.
Realization Check
Free · ten questions · two minutes · one decision that isn't landing.
Run the checkDecision Build
Fixed fee · four to six weeks · one decision environment. We map the operation, build a working workflow or agent on the tools you have, measure the baseline, and tell you plainly whether the engine is worth bringing in. You keep what we built whether or not you continue.
Start a Decision BuildRealization Pilot
Only if the Build says it should follow. Anthrocentrix switched on inside what's already running, with a person approving every action until it earns automation.
Talk about a pilotRealization Operations
Monthly. We run it: rules change, the business changes, wording needs adjusting, something breaks at 11pm. Optional after the pilot; recommended for the first six months.
Talk about operationsBuild your own decision layer on Anthrocentrix.
If you would rather build than buy a service, the engine is available through a hosted door. Your team defines the objective, the domain content and the compliant playbook. Your data, your tenant, our engine. The engine source never leaves — you get the door, not the code. It starts with the same Decision Build, so we both know what we are building before anyone commits to building it.
Talk about building on itWhat we will tell you that a vendor usually won't.
If the constraint on your decision is not the kind of thing this engine addresses — if it is budget, or headcount, or a leader who has already decided — we will say so and stop. You keep what we built.
We do not count opens, logins, attendance or sentiment as evidence that an action happened. If the action cannot be observed in your environment, we will tell you before you commit to a pilot rather than after.
A pilot measures the distance between what was predicted and what actually occurred. That number is reported whichever way it falls.
Not sure which step you're on?
Run the Realization Check. It takes two minutes, it costs nothing, and it will tell you more than a discovery call would.