The right path depends on the workflow, the risk, and the operating model.
SynchrotronAI™ does not force every customer into the same package. Some work is best handled as professional services, some as a product pilot, some as managed operations, and some as hosted product access. We shape the engagement around the system you actually need.
Professional services
Scoped deliveryFor companies that need custom AI systems, software products, cloud infrastructure, integrations, data systems, or workflow modernization.
- Discovery and technical architecture
- Product design and application engineering
- Integration and migration planning
- Launch support and managed services
Product pilots
Workflow proofFor teams that want to test a focused SynchrotronAI™ product against a live business workflow before rollout.
- One high-value workflow
- Real documents or operating data
- Success criteria and executive readout
- Pilot-to-product expansion path
Managed services
Ongoing operationsFor clients that need monitoring, maintenance, user support, vendor coordination, and ongoing improvement after launch.
- Production monitoring and support
- Backlog and change management
- Vendor and platform coordination
- Service reviews and operating reports
Hosted product access
Product rolloutFor customers adopting repeatable SynchrotronAI™ products with secure hosted access, team controls, usage boundaries, and support.
- Hosted product access
- Organization and user management
- Usage limits and entitlement controls
- Support and roadmap access
Packaging should follow workflow maturity
For serious AI systems, pricing is less important than scope clarity: who owns the workflow, what support includes, how success is measured, and how the system expands after launch.
Professional services
Scoped around outcomes, architecture, timeline, responsibility, integration needs, and operating risk.
Product pilots
Prove value with a defined workflow, real records, concrete success criteria, and an expansion plan before broader rollout.
Managed services
Define support coverage, response expectations, maintenance windows, reporting cadence, and responsibility boundaries.
Hosted product access
Align product boundaries, users, organizations, usage controls, support paths, data handling, and rollout requirements.
We make the engagement path explicit before work expands.
Clients should know what they are buying, how success is measured, what support includes, which systems are in scope, and what happens after launch.
Choose the model after the workflow is clear.
The first conversation should identify whether this is a consulting project, managed service engagement, product pilot, or repeatable hosted product rollout.