Pilots
Is Haryts right for your company?
We're not for everyone — and we'd rather the right companies recognize themselves than convince the wrong ones. Here is who Haryts fits, what a pilot looks like, and when we're honestly not the right fit.
Who it's for
Operations that run on documented knowledge
Industries
- Maintenance & reliability
- Manufacturing & plants
- Utilities & energy
- Transportation & fleets
- Regulated, asset-heavy operations
Operational environments
- Heavy equipment and assets
- Procedures, SOPs, safety documents
- CMMS and work-order history
- Experienced people nearing retirement
- Knowledge scattered across systems
Problems we solve
- Answers buried in documents no one can search fast enough
- Knowledge that leaves when people leave
- Repeated investigations and avoidable downtime
- Different answers from different people
What a pilot looks like
A scoped, measured engagement — not a year-long commitment
What we need from you
A slice of your real operational knowledge — SOPs, manuals, work orders — and a handful of questions your teams wish they could answer instantly.
What happens
We connect your documents, run a scoped pilot on your environment, and measure quality against your own corpus.
What you receive
Cited answers on your documents, a map of your knowledge gaps, an evaluation baseline, and an honest go / no-go — not a sales deck.
What happens after
You decide with evidence. If it fits, we expand; if it doesn't, you keep the findings. No lock-in.
A pilot is a scoped, paid engagement priced per engagement, small enough to be low-risk and real enough to prove value. We agree the success criteria and what we'll measure with you before we start.
Honest fit
When Haryts probably isn't the right fit
- If your operational knowledge isn't written down anywhere — Haryts answers from your sources, and can't answer from what doesn't exist yet.
- If you want a general-purpose chatbot — Haryts answers only from your own operational knowledge, never the open web.
- If you expect the system to make and carry out decisions on its own — Haryts drafts, and a person always approves.
- If you need a finished, off-the-shelf product today — Haryts is early-stage and is best evaluated as a scoped pilot.