Priced by deployment, not by seat
Charging per user would push customers to give fewer people the ability to approve things, which is the opposite of what this platform is for.
Pilot
One site, up to 50 wearers, ten rules and a measured outcome. Devices and gateways included for the duration.
- Managed cloud deployment
- Up to 50 devices
- 10 published rules
- Override-rate and time-to-answer reporting
- Weekly review with a solutions engineer
Scale
Multi-site production use with your own rule library, your identity provider, and hybrid deployment if the data has to stay inside.
- Managed cloud or hybrid on-premises
- Unlimited rules and staged rollout
- FHIR R4 and OPC-UA connectors
- SSO and role-based administration
- Named customer engineer
Sovereign
Air-gapped deployment for defence, government and critical infrastructure, including offline rule signing and extended DDIL operation.
- Isolated infrastructure, your HSM
- Offline rule signing and media updates
- Mesh relay between gateways
- Post-quantum signing roadmap
- On-site enablement
Indicative figures for scoping conversations. Device hardware, regulatory support and integration work are quoted separately.
Do you charge per approval?
No. Volume-based pricing on approvals would give a customer a financial reason to route more actions around the gate, which is exactly the behaviour the product exists to prevent.
Who owns the signal?
The wearer, in every model. Your contract governs what the organisation may see; the platform enforces it per rule and honours withdrawal immediately.
What happens after a pilot?
You keep the rules and the ledger. If you do not continue, we provide a full export in an open format; that is a contractual term, not a courtesy.
Can we bring our own devices?
Yes, if they can present the signal contract and attest firmware. Certification of a new device typically takes six to ten weeks.
Start with one ward, one shift, or one squad
A pilot runs four to sixteen weeks depending on deployment model. You bring the population and the responders. We bring devices, gateways and the first set of rules, and we measure override rate and time-to-answer from day one.