Clear steps
Start with a call or an email. We clarify the job and send a priced plan. Once the agreement is signed, work begins. You always see what you are paying for and what counts as a finished pilot.
◉ Neuro OS Enterprise
✧ Commercial pilot & contract deployment
From proposal to production
Picture this: once the commercial proposal is aligned, you no longer have an abstract “AI initiative”—you have a Neuro OS footprint with clear scope, timeline, and acceptance criteria. You anchor the purchase in the contract—we design agents, connect systems, and run the pilot to the metrics you agreed before kickoff.
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Proposal & scope before kickoffPilot with metric-based acceptanceScale after pilot success
SSO · RBAC · Audit logs · Self-host · Open source
Why “purchase” belongs here—not only “consulting”
This is not a string of ad-hoc consultations; it is a transaction: Neuro OS and Pattern Automation delivery go into the proposal and contract—what the team ships, at what price, and what we call a completed pilot.
Runs in your company
We connect agents to your stack—CRM, mail, internal services. We set up access and train your team so that after the pilot the system stays in your hands, not only the vendor’s.
Govern actions, not just users
Most platforms stop at login. Neuro OS governs every tool call, secret read, and config change — because the control plane is a git repo. Every agent, permission, connector, and secret is a file you control: reviewable, reversible, deployable to cloud, VPC, or your own metal.
Agents never touch your keys
Connectors and models are proxied through a project-scoped token. Credentials are brokered server-side and never enter the sandbox. Rotate or revoke in one place.
Only the access it needs
Allow / ask / block per action — down to network patterns. Risky operations pause for a human yes before they run.
Reviewed like code
Policy, agents, and config live as files in the company repo. Every change is a diff. Audited for as long as you keep the history.
Isolation by default
Every session runs on its own isolated machine on its own git branch. Parallel agents do not collide. Work lands through a reviewable change request.
Sandbox per session
A clean clone of main. No shared state between teammates or agents.
Branch per agent
Work happens on branches and merges through review — the same discipline as your engineers.
Multi-tenant from day one
Built for whole companies, not a single desktop. Hundreds of teammates, parallel agents, one platform.
Everything procurement will ask for
Identity, audit, secrets, and model control in one place. SLA, DPA, and dedicated support in the contract.
Who can do what
- SAML SSO. Sign in with your existing identity provider.
- SCIM provisioning. Sync users and groups automatically.
- Advanced RBAC. Roles and per-resource permissions, scoped per agent.
What ran, and where
- Full audit export. Stream every agent action to your SIEM.
- Encrypted secrets. Connector credentials never enter the machine.
- LLM gateway. One endpoint for every model, with budgets. Bring your own keys or subscriptions.
Your data never has to leave
Neuro OS is open source. The same stack runs in our cloud, in your VPC, or on your metal — and you own the config, the conversations, and the context.
Cloud
Managed Neuro OS with the same files, gates, and audit trail as a self-hosted install.
VPC
The control plane sits in your network. Nothing public without a yes.
On-prem
Your metal, your models, your keys. The company repo is the source of truth.
Three stages from interest to launch
We keep the map deliberately simple: you can walk it end to end and see where the purchase decision happens and where you pay for outcomes.
1
Discovery & commercial proposal Before the contract
We gather context on processes and systems, align on a pilot hypothesis and acceptance criteria. You receive a proposal with scope, timeline, and price—no commitment until signature.
2
Engineering the pilot After kickoff
We design agents on Neuro OS, wire integrations, and harden security and observability. The focus is a reproducible, production-like environment—not a one-off demo.
3
Acceptance & scaling decision After the pilot
We check results against the proposal’s metrics, hand off runbooks and training. If the pilot proves value, the next expansion is a separate agreement.
What corporate Neuro OS delivery includes
Below is what we typically budget and can attach to the contract appendix. The exact list is agreed for your environment.
✓ Solution architect and tech lead for the pilot window
✓ Agent design and development on Neuro OS, including load considerations
✓ Integrations with your systems and access policies
✓ Training for your team and handover of artifacts
✓ Regular status and course correction until acceptance against metrics
✓ Optional post-acceptance support—under a separate agreement
Next step—choose a format
Email us for a commercial proposal—or book a short call in the calendar. We reply with a draft scope and pricing; once terms are in writing, the team moves to execution without a gap.
ProposalScope and price in writingBefore signature
PilotAcceptance against metricsAgreed upfront
GrowthScale after successSeparate agreement
How this works in practice:
- Contract and term. Duration, renewal, and termination are set in the contract and proposal—no years-long auto-renewal without your explicit consent.
- Pilot and scope. Pilot boundaries (duration, workstreams, acceptance criteria), team roster, and rollout phases—in writing before kickoff or in a contract appendix.
- Refunds and payment. Prepayment and refund if agreed criteria are not met are spelled out separately; commercial terms are not final until signature.
- Custom engagements. Enterprise estimates and SLAs are agreed with your organization and reflected in documents—not only on this page.
Contract template or pilot appendix on request: info@patternautomation.com