Analog-to-Digital Sprint

The Analog-to-Digital Sprint is the paid first step onto GW Slate™: a Macro Audit of the whole estate plus a Micro-Proof, a demonstration run on one workflow. You leave with a visual topology, an executable schema, compute-and-token economics, and two Actuality Receipts. The fee is $7,500 standard environment or $10,000 regulated environment — 100% creditable toward a Department or Enterprise build — and recovered token spend is how the Sprint pays for itself. A running controller is the GW Slate™ Department build from $25,000 or Sovereign Enterprise, and 100% of the Sprint fee credits toward it.

The Macro Audit is the Manta Graph™ map: token waste, prompt bloat, data-leak vectors, legacy bottlenecks, and the three-tier artifact — Visual Topology, Executable Schema, Compute & Token Economics. The Micro-Proof is a demonstration run on your biggest workflow that produces two Actuality Receipts, one PASS and one FAIL_CLOSED, on your own process. A running controller is the GW Slate™ Department build from $25,000 or Sovereign Enterprise, and 100% of the Sprint fee credits toward it.

For $7,500 standard environment or $10,000 regulated environment you receive: (1) a full-stack Macro Audit of every place AI bleeds tokens, leaks data, or bottlenecks, rendered as an interactive animated relational topology; (2) a Micro-Proof, a demonstration run on your single highest-value workflow that produces two Actuality Receipts, PASS and fail-closed; (3) the executable 3-tier blueprint — Visual Topology, Executable Schema, Compute & Token Economics — that you own outright; (4) 100% of the fee credited toward a GW Slate™ build; (5) no lock-in — you keep the blueprint and the custom MCP rails. Three to five workflows belong on the Department tier from $25,000. A running controller is the GW Slate™ Department build from $25,000 or Sovereign Enterprise, and 100% of the Sprint fee credits toward it.

The recoverable token spend the Macro Audit surfaces routinely exceeds the fee ($7,500 standard environment, $10,000 regulated environment) inside the first month, so the Sprint pays for itself before a Department build begins. 100% of the fee also credits toward your GW Slate™ deployment if you build the controller with us.

$7,500 standard environment and $10,000 regulated environment, invoiced 100% upfront as a fully creditable retainer toward your GW Slate™ build. Flexible terms available for qualified engagements.

GlobalizeWe never trains models on customer data. The Sprint ingests only anonymized system logs, API metadata, and schemas. Deployments run Hybrid by default, or on-prem or air-gapped by choice; your data stays yours.

Up to 2 active pilots or 1 core pipeline, with Micro-Proof on one workflow. Additional pilots or pipelines are +$1,500 each. Three to five workflows belong on the GW Slate™ Department tier from $25,000, not on the Sprint.

Three to five workflows is the GW Slate™ Department tier, from $25,000. The Sprint at $7,500 standard environment / $10,000 regulated environment maps up to two pilots or one pipeline and proves one workflow live — then 100% of the fee credits toward that Department build.

Execute the blueprint yourself and recovered token spend pays for the Sprint; build the controller with us and 100% of the fee credits toward your GW Slate™ deployment. You own the blueprint and the custom MCP rails either way.

The Sprint is invoiced 100% upfront as a fully creditable retainer toward your GW Slate™ build. Flexible terms are available for qualified engagements.

The Analog-to-Digital Sprint is the paid, scoped first step. A proof of concept built on guesswork about the data topology costs more in rework than a paid map that names the real structure first.

If the named workflow touches a regulated industry, the intake requires enough context to scope it safely — which regulation applies and what has to be true when the mapping is done — before GlobalizeWe schedules the work.

Frontier models are the most capable general-purpose AI systems available at a given moment — used for hard reasoning and combined with estate context and frontier systems under GW Slate™ identity, policy, runtime, and receipts, with human-at-the-control.