Pilot Program
How a pilot works
A clear, step-by-step process from first conversation to summary. We keep it understandable and light, and the details are agreed together, not imposed.
Introductory call
A short conversation about your space, your air-quality needs, and whether a pilot is a good fit.
Site or environment review
We look at the room, its use, and what would make a useful pilot.
Pilot scope definition
We agree what the pilot will cover, how long it runs, and what success looks like.
Agreement and privacy review
We put scope, responsibilities, and data handling in a simple written agreement.
Installation or setup
We set up the unit and monitoring for your environment.
Baseline data collection
We record conditions before regular operation, so there is a starting point.
Pilot operation
The unit runs in your space during normal daily use.
Feedback and monitoring
We collect readings and check in for your feedback along the way.
Summary report
We share a plain-language summary of what the pilot showed.
Next-step discussion
We talk about what we learned and whether to continue.
Good to know
Simple, not legalistic
The process is meant to be practical. The written agreement keeps scope and data handling clear, but the day-to-day experience should feel straightforward for you. Application to the program is free of charge.
Timelines and specifics vary by environment. Everything is confirmed with you before a pilot starts.