A polished demonstration does not establish whether a platform fits your daily work. WTA uses an agreed requirements brief to create a focused shortlist and compare alternatives. Existing platforms and licenses are considered before recommending another purchase.
Where evaluation is included and trial access is available, we use representative cases, exceptions, and failure scenarios. We record which conclusions come from testing, vendor documentation, or assumptions. A shortlist is a decision aid, not a guarantee of performance.
Receive a comparison scorecard, a recommendation with its rationale, a cost-assumptions register, and a list of dependencies and unanswered questions. The recommendation can be to retain an existing platform, run a bounded trial, or defer selection until important gaps are resolved.
The proposal identifies the platforms and workflows being assessed and whether hands-on trials are included. Vendor licenses, trial availability, procurement, and legal review remain explicit dependencies. Selection does not automatically include production configuration or migration.
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It is an assessment-led service that connects your business process to a suitable agentic platform and a practical adoption plan. WTA maps the workflow, shortlists tools, records the selection evidence, and defines onboarding requirements. Configuration and rollout can follow under an agreed delivery scope.
No. We can begin with a process owner and a walkthrough of representative work. We document tasks, handoffs, exceptions, systems, and approvals before comparing platforms. Existing tools and licenses are considered alongside new options.
The assessment produces a current-state process map, requirements brief, platform comparison scorecard, recommendation with cost assumptions, and a prioritized onboarding roadmap. The proposal defines the number of workflows and platforms reviewed, the evidence gathered, and the handover format.
We assess platform and model choices against the workflow, existing systems, access controls, deployment needs, and operating responsibilities. WTA has Microsoft ecosystem expertise, but recommendations can span providers where justified. Any commercial relationship relevant to the recommendation should be made explicit in the proposal.
We agree on must-have requirements and weighted criteria before comparing options. These can include task quality, integrations, permissions, human approvals, data handling, operating cost, support, and portability. Where trials are included and access is available, we test representative cases and record limitations.
The assessment defines what onboarding will require. Platform setup, integrations, access configuration, user training, pilot rollout, and handover are included only when listed in the agreed scope. You can commission the assessment first and decide on delivery after reviewing the recommendation.
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