Single engine to full platform
Access can start with one diagnostic engine and expand only when the operating question, data exports, and review ownership justify additional engines.
Platform pricing context
Industrial IQ platform pricing
for diagnostic intelligence
Industrial IQ pricing is staged for enterprise buying committees that need proof before platform commitment. Start with a bounded free Snapshot evaluation, move to a fixed-fee diagnostic when the operating problem is measurable, and expand into recurring intelligence only after uploaded-data evidence, owner review, and governance requirements support the case.
No ERP write-back. Source files purged after report generation. Human review before action.
Platform packaging and entitlement model
How Industrial IQ packages engines, data volume, access, limits, and delivery.
This route is the technical buying companion to the commercial pricing page. It explains what changes when a buyer moves from one diagnostic engine to recurring multi-engine intelligence: entitlement, source-data scope, report access, user roles, operating limits, and delivery mechanics.
CSV exports, not live write-back
Scope is governed by record count, source-object type, field mapping, site count, and source-fit review rather than uncontrolled system integration.
Evidence, scores, and owner actions
Packaging defines who can view reports, export evidence, review confidence tiers, track actions, and inspect retained audit metadata.
Executive and operational views
Role access can separate CFO, COO, CIO, CPO, maintenance, reliability, data, and governance review needs.
Bounded diagnostics
Limits cover source-file handling, no ERP write-back, report-generation boundaries, human review, and supported diagnostic engines.
Snapshot, diagnostic, recurring run
Delivery can remain a one-time snapshot, move to a fixed-fee diagnostic, or become a recurring upload and reporting cadence.
What this page helps you decide
Choose the smallest commercial step that produces credible evidence.
Free SnapshotConfirm the operating question, likely engine, and proof format before budget approval.
Diagnostic PlanFund a fixed-fee review when source data can produce useful evidence.
Continuous IntelligenceUse recurring uploads when score history and action tracking create operating value.
EnterpriseRoll up multiple engines and sites only after governance, value, and adoption path are clear.
Engagement SLA
15-day commitment + overrun credit terms published
Procurement FAQ
W-9, insurance, PO terms, subprocessors, SLA credits
DPA Template
GDPR Article 28 DPA template available for legal review
Data Handling
Source files purged after report generation; summary and audit metadata retained for governance
Pricing path
Choose the next step that matches your buying stage.
Industrial IQ is designed for evidence-first buyers. Review sample proof, run a bounded Snapshot, align the buyer committee, or request a founder-led diagnostic pilot when the operating problem is ready for review.
Read-only diagnostics · No ERP write-back · Source files purged after report generation · Human review before action
Still evaluating
View Sample Reports
See what the report looks like before sharing internal data.
Have a data export Choose diagnostic pathStart with an export-first diagnostic path and no ERP write-back.
Need committee alignment Download Buyer Evaluation GuideGive finance, operations, procurement, ERP, security, and maintenance the same evaluation frame.
Ready for review Request Founder-Led PilotAsk for a founder-led pilot review when the problem has an owner and source data is available.
Commercial scope
Use pricing to choose a diagnostic path after the evidence need is clear.
Pricing helps buyers decide whether to start with a Snapshot, a scoped diagnostic, or a broader enterprise review without implying assured financial outcomes.
Finance, procurement, transformation sponsors, data owners, and executive buyers.
Problem scope, source-file availability, required engines, review owners, reporting needs, and procurement constraints.
A commercial path aligned to diagnostic scope, buyer review needs, and trust boundaries.
Pricing supports diagnostic planning. It does not promise ROI, savings, benchmark outcomes, or remediation results.
