Do you offer a free trial?
We no longer offer unsupervised trials of the software. The Pilot Program was designed to provide a hands-on, guided proof of concept so you quickly understand the effectiveness of the software and confirm it meets your individual requirements.
How long do Pilots last?
Typical pilots are completed in 1-2 weeks based on the scope of work you require.
How much does the Pilot Cost?
Pilots are billed at the end of each week (5 business days) for a total of 5 consulting hours at $175/hr. Unused hours are not reimbursable and do not roll over to the next week. Additional hours can be purchased for $175/hr.
How is the Pilot hosted?
You can install DX on your own server on-premises or we also offer a hosted version on your own Private DX Cloud Server. The hosted option is billed monthly and can host up to 5 concurrent DX licenses.
What is the order form?
The order form is a signed contract that states the contract length, price, and start and end dates. It is signed in order to begin the Pilot Program. The order form can be revised or canceled at any time during the Pilot Program. You will be invoiced for the Order Form amount at the completion of the Pilot Program on the subscription start date stated on the order form. You are responsible for weekly Pilot Program payments until your order form is paid or canceled.
What if I decide DX is not the right solution for my company?
You can cancel your order form at any point during the Pilot Program.
What if I want more help finishing my taxonomy or building a workflow?
Once your DX subscription is active, you can purchase additional taxonomy sessions, workflows, and templates on an as-needed basis. Check out our consulting and support price sheet.
Do I have to pay for onboarding if I complete a Pilot?
No, the onboarding program fee is waived if you complete a pilot.
What is the difference between users and concurrent licenses?
Users are the number of people accessing the software, each with their own permission settings and custom profiles. Concurrent licenses are the number of users that can be logged into the software at the same time. We find most businesses require DX licenses for 30-60% of the total number of users.