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Design Partner Pilot · Built around your team

Prove the decision loop
on your own deals.

Address plus essential assumptions to a defensible verdict, clear reasons, and the highest-value repair—then a Decision Memo your team can review together.

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No custom feature commitment. No final estimate, GMP, zoning, entitlement, or design representation.

The working session

One connected path from pursuit to next decision

The pilot proves one repeatable decision loop. It does not ask your team to adopt another menu of disconnected tools.

  1. 01

    Screen

    Enter the address and essential assumptions.

  2. 02

    Decide

    See the verdict, confidence, shortfall, and reasons.

  3. 03

    Repair

    Test the recommended economic or physical change.

  4. 04

    Govern

    Publish the memo, evidence gates, and decision record.

Sample output

A decision package that shows its work

This illustrative example demonstrates the format only. It is not market evidence, a live deal, or a performance claim.

Illustrative Decision Memo

Reprice

Why

Modeled yield on cost is 95 bps below the entered target.

Largest constraint

The current land basis absorbs the available development spread.

Recommended next change

Test a lower land basis before reducing units or changing product.

Projected impact

+58 bps modeled YOC with no unit loss in this example.

Cost-basis provenance

Geometry
Accepted survey or county parcel source
Costs
Customer cost book, version, and effective date
Revenue
Attached property comps and approval status
Open gates
Zoning opinion, geotechnical scope, contractor validation

Sourced facts, deterministic calculations, and screening assumptions remain visibly distinct.

Open the complete seeded example to see the decision, core economics, recovery path, evidence limits, cost-basis provenance, and print/PDF handoff together.

Open full sample memoReview cost-basis provenance

Pilot scope

Everything required to test the promise

A controlled engagement around three live multifamily pursuits—without an open-ended custom-development commitment.

  • Address-to-decision screening for three live pursuits
  • Customer cost-basis calibration and provenance review
  • Site Fit and conceptual budget review
  • Scenario and repair analysis
  • Decision Memo for each pursuit
  • Weekly working session
  • Pilot outcome report including the agreed success scorecard and post-pilot recommendation

How a pilot runs

  1. Day 0

    Agree on the proof

    Choose three pursuits, name the champion, provide calibration material, and set the success criteria before kickoff.

  2. Week 1 target

    Target the first verdict

    When the first pursuit and its sources are ready, target a run from address and essential assumptions through the Deal Lab and its Decision Memo.

  3. Weekly

    Calibrate and decide

    Review one live pursuit, correct the basis, test the highest-value repair, and record what changed.

  4. Review

    Measure the outcome

    Report time saved, decisions accelerated, assumptions corrected, and the next steps for your team.

Security and data handling

Trust starts with explicit boundaries

The pilot is decision support, not a license to invent evidence or silently change customer data.

Operating commitments

  • Deterministic calculations remain authoritative; AI explains and recommends.
  • Assistants cannot silently modify the saved deal or approved basis.
  • Customer-provided calibration material stays within the agreed pilot scope.
  • Every material source, effective date, and screening assumption remains reviewable.

Reliance boundaries

  • No unlicensed third-party data, fabricated zoning, or unsupported pricing claims.
  • No final estimate, GMP, final design, or entitlement conclusion.
  • External evidence changes the basis only after the team accepts it.
  • No custom feature-development commitment within the pilot scope.

Review the public Privacy Policy and Terms. Pilot-specific handling and retention requirements are agreed before kickoff.

Share the forwardable summary with security, legal, or IT reviewers before a pilot workspace is configured.

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Scope, duration, and commercial terms agreed directly

Bring one deal your team is evaluating now.

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