A focused pilot
Small enough to evaluate honestly.
| Team | One team, chosen by you. |
|---|---|
| Decision | One recurring discussion — usually the morning performance meeting. |
| Inputs | One approved data path, agreed before anything is connected. |
| Review | One staff-reviewed briefing per athlete per meeting. |
| Evaluation | One bounded evaluation window with criteria agreed in advance. |
| Expansion | Only after the evaluation, and only if the staff want it. |
What we need from you
Requirements.
- A recurring interdisciplinary meeting that already happens.
- One team whose staff want to take part.
- One approved export from one system, agreed by whoever owns that data.
- A named practitioner who reviews the briefing before each meeting.
- Agreement on what would count as a useful result before the pilot starts.
How we judge it
Evaluation.
Preparation effort
How much reconstruction the staff still does before the meeting compared with the start of the pilot.
Shared starting point
Whether the discussion begins from the same context for every discipline in the room.
Plan continuity
Whether the plan agreed in one meeting is visible and accounted for in the next.
Trust in the evidence
Whether staff can check what they need to check, and whether limitations were stated honestly.
Pilot questions
What staff ask before a pilot.
How does data get in?
Through approved exports and file-based paths agreed with your staff during a pilot. We do not claim automatic integration with every system, and we scope the pilot to one data path.
How long does a pilot take?
A focused pilot is bounded: one team, one recurring decision, one approved data path, and one agreed evaluation window. We discuss the exact window with you before it starts.
See how SafeStride fits your workflow.
Tell us about one recurring meeting, and we will show you what your staff would open before it.