The two-week pilot: twenty-five laptops, one MDM push, a real dedicated environment, and a day-fourteen decision to convert with zero migration or remove cleanly.
Updated July 2026
A pilot is Proxara running for real, on a small slice of the fleet, for two weeks. Twenty-five laptops, one push through the MDM the firm already runs, and a decision at the end based on what actually happened. It is free, and it is not a sandbox. It is the product, in a real dedicated environment, on real work.
This is the third way to try Proxara, and the closest to production. The other two, the sandbox app and the full install, are for one person on one machine. The pilot is for a team.
The firm's own environment is provisioned first, the same dedicated account any customer runs (see The private environment). Then the agent goes out through the MDM, the way any rollout does: a signed package and a trust profile, pushed to a device group. Employees install nothing, and once it is running they see nothing but a small indicator that their prompts are protected.
Nothing here needs watching. The console fills the pilot in as it goes.
| What builds | From when |
|---|---|
| The usage map | Minute one. It fills in as employees use AI tools, so by the end the firm can see which tools are actually in use. |
| What almost left | The first sensitive catch. Each redaction is counted as it happens, so the firm sees what would have left in the clear and did not. |
| The Evidence Pack | Day fourteen. It drafts itself from the pilot record, ready to review. It never sends itself. |
The founders get a short note at the milestones that matter: when coverage goes green, at the first notable catch, at the midpoint, when the pack is ready, and if a pilot goes quiet. Those notes are aggregate. They never name a person.
On day fourteen the firm decides on evidence, not a deck.
The commercial terms are the Pilot Terms: free, fourteen days, no automatic renewal, and the firm owns its data throughout.