Honest cadence for the first 6 weeks. About 2 hours per week of one staffer's time. No engineering work from your team. No IT integration. Public launch at week 4-6 + Civic Intelligence data within 2 weeks of public launch.
Kickoff meeting (60 min). Operator collects existing county disposal guidance (URLs to .gov pages, PDFs, existing rules). Tenant provisioned in the platform. Operator and recycling coordinator schedule a Week 2 catalog-review session.
Our team imports your existing disposal guidance into your county's workspace on the platform. Your coordinator reviews each rule, the source it came from, and the date it was last confirmed. We don't publish anything to residents until a meaningful baseline (typically 50–150 rules and 5–25 facilities) is reviewed and approved by your team. You see the full catalog in your admin view before residents ever see it.
Resident-facing /check goes live for the county's ZIPs. QR flyers seeded at libraries, community centers, and county events. The Civic Intelligence dashboard starts producing data within 2 weeks of public launch — first demand patterns visible, first confusion hotspots tagged, first knowledge-gap candidates triaged.
Civic Impact Framework metrics maturing (Verified > Estimated > Directional > Needs more data). Knowledge-gap inbox routinely closing 5-10 gaps per week. Recommendation engine queue running. Operator and county discuss formal contract scope based on actual pilot data.
We share a written pilot evidence plan with your team at kickoff so everyone knows what we're measuring and how.
A 15-minute demo on your own county catalog. Then we discuss what a pilot might look like. Free during pilot.
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