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See it on your own work.
Teams pick familiar workflows, not a rehearsed demo.
Partners · Discovery days
Half a day. Working software by five o'clock.
Not another AI workshop. A discovery day is half a day in your own office, where your teams build running Workblocks on workflows they already own. No fee. No slideware. Partners bring us into their clients, and clients come to us and meet the right partner. Both doors lead to the same day.
01Why it works
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Judge the platform by doing.
Building surfaces both the speed and the limits in a way a presentation cannot.
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Find the first real use case.
By the end of the day the room knows which build is worth pursuing, chosen on evidence rather than opinion.
02The shape of the day
Welcome and framing
Fifteen minutes. Why this work, and why now.
The platform, live
Thirty minutes, plain language to working software, end to end.
Teams form, building begins
Groups of three to five, on prepared practice data, with coaches circulating.
Break, then the second sprint
An hour where the systems come together.
Demonstrations
Each team shows what runs. The room decides what has merit.
Next steps, and close
Agreed before anyone leaves.
03What exists by five o'clock
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Working systems.
Three to five running builds. Not mockups, not slideware.
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A shortlist with evidence.
The room's own verdict on what to advance.
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Activated builders.
Participants keep access, and the keenest become certification candidates.
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Thirty days of access.
So momentum carries.
04What each side brings
You bring the room, the participants, the workflows and a senior voice to open.
We bring the prepared platform on an isolated tenant, the live build, the coaches, realistic practice data so no client data is needed on the day, and the event kit.
05Afterwards
No fee. One clear expectation.
A thirty-minute debrief within a week, while it is fresh. Then a decision. Deciding there is no fit is a fine outcome. Drift is the only bad one.