Commercial pathway
Prove workflow value in a measured advisory pilot, then decide whether annual access, added users, or separately scoped custom work is justified.
Recommended starting point
A bounded evaluation of the current 12-copilot platform across agreed workflows, with remote onboarding, measurement, and executive review.
After validated results
Continued advisory access under an annual agreement after the pilot results and diligence requirements are accepted.
Annual expansion
Add users beyond the 20 included annual seats without changing the underlying plant-license scope.
Separate engagement
Purpose-built copilots, workflow tools, reports, interfaces, configuration, or integration outside the standard platform.
Onsite implementation & training
Remote implementation is standard. Onsite discovery, implementation, team training, and custom-build support are available in the United States and internationally, subject to availability. Professional services, travel time, airfare, lodging, ground transportation, and related expenses are scoped and approved separately before travel is booked.
Published figures are planning terms, not an offer capable of acceptance. Final scope, taxes, payment timing, support, travel, data terms, and legal obligations are established in an executed agreement.
No. The current advisory offering does not connect to SCADA, historians, SAP, cameras, Azure, Entra, or other plant systems. Any future connection is a separate project requiring technical, security, governance, and commercial approval.
No. The pilot can begin with public, synthetic, redacted, or otherwise approved material. Plant-specific documents, text, history, or photographs may be used only after written customer authorization.
Manual, user-selected photo uploads are available in applicable copilots. Plant-specific photos require customer authorization. Camera connections and automated image ingestion are excluded from the standard platform.
Yes. Remote implementation is standard. Onsite discovery, implementation, training, and custom-build support are available in the United States and internationally, subject to availability. Onsite professional services, travel time, airfare, lodging, ground transportation, and related expenses are scoped and approved separately in the applicable proposal or Statement of Work.
No. Outputs are advisory work products for qualified human review. CementOps does not assume operational, safety, regulatory, engineering, environmental, legal, or financial authority.
Within the customer-approved scope, yes. Cross-functional access supports learning, question preparation, and coordination. It does not transfer operational, maintenance, safety, regulatory, environmental, engineering, quality, legal, or financial authority.