Choose the next move

Start with the path that matches the decision in front of you.

Use the Pilot when a leadership decision needs focused operating context. Use the trial when you want to orient your team to the command center first.

Decision-first

60-day Pilot

Best when a renewal, spend, delivery, or risk decision needs an owner-backed view rather than another status update.

  • $2,500 fixed fee for one executive operating problem
  • Decision brief, attention queue, and review rhythm
  • Use the conversation to define scope before work begins
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Orientation-first

3-day trial

Best when you want to see the workspace and decide whether CIOassistAi is the right ongoing operating model for your team.

  • Business email required for workspace access
  • Use the trial to review the command center with your team
  • Move to a Pilot if a focused decision needs support
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Executive risk framing

Make technology risk legible before it becomes a surprise.

CIOassistAi uses clear operating labels—not invented benchmarks—to make the nature of a risk and its required decision visible to leadership.

Revenue exposure

Monitor → decision required

Use when customer impact, reliability, or a critical delivery dependency moves from background signal to an executive call.

Compliance exposure

Watch → escalation window

Use when a deadline, control, policy, or ownership gap deserves a named review before it becomes a larger issue.

Delivery exposure

On track → recovery needed

Use when a project, incident, renewal, or dependency is no longer moving with a clear owner and next action.

A useful leadership view

Every alert should answer: what changed, why it matters, who owns it, and what decision comes next.

Operating state

Move from scattered updates to a decision-ready operating view.

Before

Signals are present, but the decision is not.

  • Health, spend, project, and vendor context arrives in separate updates.
  • Urgency and ownership need to be reconstructed in the meeting.
  • Leadership spends time discovering the next action.

After

The next move has context, an owner, and a review point.

  • One focused view frames the issue and business consequence.
  • An attention queue makes the accountable owner and urgency visible.
  • The review cadence is prepared for the next leadership decision.

First-week preview

See the focused issue before it becomes another status meeting.

This illustrative sample shows the type of first-week decision brief a Pilot can frame with your approved operating context.

Illustrative sample · not customer data

Renewal decision needs an accountable owner.

Illustrative signals: renewal window is approaching, spend context is incomplete, and the approval path is not yet visible.

Decision
Confirm renewal path
Owner
Procurement lead
Review point
Friday operating review

Low-friction onboarding

Bring the operating context. We configure the command view.

The Pilot is designed around one decision-ready operating problem, not a broad systems replacement project.

What you bring

  • The decision that needs clarity
  • The people closest to the issue
  • The signals and routines you already use

What we configure

  • A focused executive view
  • An owner-backed attention queue
  • A practical review and escalation rhythm

Self-qualification

Is there a decision hiding in plain sight?

The Pilot is a fit when the operating issue is real, cross-functional, and ready for clearer ownership—not when your team needs a generic dashboard tour.

You may be ready for a Pilot if:

  • Tooling and technology signals live in more than one place.
  • A renewal, vendor, or software-spend decision needs clearer context.
  • Ticket escalation or incident ownership can get lost between teams.
  • Deadline, delivery, or technology risk becomes visible too late for an easy decision.

Pilot or trial

Choose the next step that matches your decision.

Start the 3-day business-email trial to explore independently, or request a Pilot conversation when a specific technology-risk, IT operations, or spend decision needs alignment.

Enterprise trust

Clear expectations for your operating context.

We keep the initial conversation specific, factual, and scoped to the decision at hand.

Discuss access, data handling, and configuration expectations before work begins. Avoid sharing information you are not approved to provide.

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