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Request a Pilot

Tell us about your organisation and what you want to achieve. We reply with next steps for a site assessment.

Please do not include sensitive personal data. Your email application opens with the details ready to send; nothing reaches us until you send it.

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What happens next

  1. We review your request.
  2. A short discovery call.
  3. Site assessment and a quotation.

What a pilot covers

A bounded installation with defined measures.

  • Discovery call and written site assessment
  • Configuration, scope and quotation
  • Installation and commissioning of the agreed scope
  • Defined measures with method and time period
  • A close-out summary and recommendation
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What to prepare

You do not need all of this to start.

  • Where the site is and who owns it.
  • What you want to achieve and how you will know it worked.
  • Whether power and connectivity are available on site.
  • Any existing systems we should connect to.
  • Approvals your site or jurisdiction requires.

For education enquiries, an institutional demo request routes to ivirth.com and learners go to ivirth.online. See Education.

Questions

Do I need to know what I want to deploy?

No. Describe the site and the goal; the discovery call and site assessment define the configuration.

Is there a price list?

No. Pricing depends on configuration, site and scope, and is quoted after a site assessment.

What happens to my details?

They are used only to respond to your enquiry. See the privacy notice and data rights.

Can I ask for a confidentiality agreement?

Yes, ask in your first message and do not share sensitive details until it is in place.

Request a Pilot