Pilot scorecard

    Pacing pilot scorecard

    Use this checklist before any invitation workspace. One program, written thresholds, evidence against your scorecard, then a commercial decision.

    1. Pick one program

      Choose a single tutoring program or grade band with 3–8 tutors. Narrow scope beats org-wide rollout.

    2. Record baseline metrics

      Capture pacing drift, topic-level evidence gaps, and tutor alignment against your calendar before the pilot starts.

    3. Write success thresholds

      Agree in writing what “on track” means: which signals must improve and by when, before anyone opens a workspace.

    4. Run the scoped pilot

      Invitation workspace for the scoped program only. Leaders review evidence weekly; tutors get pacing and mastery signals in the same flow.

    5. Decide with evidence

      Go, adjust scope, or stop based on the scorecard, not gut feel or a generic product tour.

    6. Choose a commercial path

      If the workflow proves out, pick Starter, Pro, or Enterprise for expansion. Pricing applies after proof, not before.