Can I run a paid pilot or proof-of-concept with iDBQuery?
Yes. iDBQuery offers scoped pilots and proof-of-concept engagements so you can validate it against your real data and questions before committing. A pilot typically connects a few of your sources, sets success criteria up front, and runs for a fixed period with hands-on support from our team.
A pilot or POC is the low-risk way to prove iDBQuery works on your data and your questions rather than a demo dataset.
- Scoped and time-boxed - agree on a handful of sources, a set of real questions, and clear success criteria before starting.
- Your data, your environment - run the pilot in the deployment that suits you, including your VPC or on-prem, so what you test is what you would buy.
- Guided setup - our team helps connect sources, build the semantic layer for any cryptic schemas, and get your first cited answers quickly.
- Decision-ready - at the end you measure results against the criteria you set, so the outcome is evidence, not impressions.
For example, a finance team might pilot iDBQuery across their ERP, a budgeting spreadsheet, and a data warehouse, aiming to answer ten recurring board questions with cited numbers in seconds - then judge it on whether it did. Because iDBQuery cites every figure back to its exact source row, a pilot is easy to trust: you can verify each answer against the source. Deployment flexibility means a pilot can honour your security requirements from day one, with query-in-place, RBAC, and encryption in place. Whether a pilot is paid depends on scope and hands-on support, which we tailor per engagement. Contact us to scope a pilot for your team.
Updated 2026-06-22