Our Approach to IAM / IGA Pilot Projects

A pilot project (proof of value) is a controlled, time-boxed engagement that shows how an IAM / IGA solution will work in your environment, with real systems and real integration patterns. It helps integrators and customers reduce risk before committing to a full rollout.

When a Pilot Makes Sense

Pilot Principles

Typical Pilot Scope (Example)

What You Get at the End of the Pilot

How We Run a Pilot

  1. Kickoff and success criteria: confirm goals, scope boundaries, acceptance approach.
  2. Environment setup: deploy pilot/test environment (or use our demo stand where appropriate).
  3. Integration sprint: implement selected integrations and lifecycle flows.
  4. Customer walkthroughs: frequent demos so the customer sees progress many times.
  5. Wrap-up: results, gaps, risks, and the plan to move to implementation.

See also: our implementation approach.

Start a Pilot / Proof of Value

If your customer needs a safe way to validate architecture, integrations, and value, we can run a pilot aligned with your delivery model as a system integrator.

Request a pilot proposal