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THE FORESIGHT PILOT

Prove Qeino on one programme.

A qualified twelve-week pilot with read-only sources, an agreed baseline, evidence reviewed by your team and a written go or no-go decision.

COMMERCIALNo pilot fee. Both teams commit engineering time.

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WEEKS 1–2 · BASELINE · WEEKS 3–10 · RUN · WEEKS 11–12 · DECIDE

  1. Weeks 1–2Baseline
  2. Weeks 3–10Run
  3. Weeks 11–12Review
  4. EndpointWritten decision

02Qualification

Five conditions protect both teams.

We confirm these before either team commits engineering time.

  1. 01

    Live programme

    One programme has a meaningful date, several evidence sources and a real delivery decision.

  2. 02

    Named sponsor

    An engineering leader owns the pilot and its result.

  3. 03

    Technical evaluator

    A technical lead can inspect source quality, challenge findings and review false positives.

  4. 04

    Authorised access

    Security can approve read-only access to the selected sources and fields.

  5. 05

    Decision agreed

    Success criteria and the final go or no-go decision are defined before deployment.

Teams of 30–200 are typical, not mandatory. Programme complexity and data constraints matter more than headcount alone.

If one condition is missing, we will say what must change before a pilot makes sense.

Section02 · Qualification

03Structure

Baseline. Run. Decide.

Twelve-week pilot structureLedger runs continuously from D0. Baseline locks at D14. A first signal appears inside the fortnight. A written decision is set for W11–W12.LEDGER RUNNINGD0FIRST SIGNALBASELINE LOCKED · D14LOCKEDW12DECISION — IN WRITING
  1. Weeks 1–2

    Baseline

    Deploy inside the agreed boundary, connect authorised sources and validate the programme baseline, measures and review rules.

  2. Weeks 3–10

    Run

    Review forming risks with the team. Accept, challenge or reject findings and record agreed outcomes.

  3. Weeks 11–12

    Decide

    Review evidence quality, operational value, adoption effort, open security questions and commercial fit.

WRITTEN DECISION

  • Criteria met, missed or inconclusive.
  • Findings and source evidence reviewed.
  • False positives and challenged conclusions.
  • Decision lead time and agreed value measures.
  • Administration and adoption effort.
  • Security, procurement and product gaps.
  • Go, no-go or extend, with owners and next steps.

SUCCESSSuccess criteria are agreed before deployment. The pilot is a commitment to decide, not to buy.

PRICINGFull pricing is shared after fit is confirmed.

Section03 · Structure

04FAQ

Answers without sales language.

What is Qeino?
A software engineering intelligence platform that detects forming programme risk and shows the evidence behind each finding.
Does it monitor engineers?
No. Qeino measures programme conditions. It does not score, rank or compare individual engineers.
How is it different from our dashboard?
Dashboards show recorded status. Qeino connects related events before they become formal status.
Do we replace or migrate anything?
No. Connections start read-only, and your tools remain the systems of record.
Can it run air-gapped?
Qeino is designed for isolated environments. Your security team must confirm the exact deployment, inference and update path.
Does it replace coding assistants?
No. Coding assistants support file-level work. Qeino works at programme level.
What does it cost?
The qualified pilot has no fee. Full pricing follows the fit review.
Section04 · FAQ

05Form

Check the fit.

Eight short questions. We reply with a clear yes, no or not yet.

Used only to reply.

Number of engineers

Size informs fit; it does not decide it alone.

Engineering stack

Can engineering data leave your perimeter?

We use these details only to review fit and reply. See Privacy.

Section05 · Form