Good-fit workflow
The first pilot should focus on a specific recurring workflow where planning, review, approval, and records matter.
Mullusi is preparing a future customer path for teams that need clearer planning, review, approval, and record keeping around important work. Pilot access is not open yet. A pilot will open only when the product path, support model, scope rules, and runtime evidence are ready.
A future pilot will require a narrow use case, clear support path, written scope, and runtime evidence. This route is a readiness boundary, not an intake form.
Before access opens, Mullusi can still discuss whether a workflow fits the first pilot shape. Good candidates are narrow, repeated, review-heavy, and easy to measure.
The pilot path is intentionally narrow. Each step separates a useful conversation from a product claim, runtime claim, or access claim.
One repeated workflow is described with owner, participants, decision points, and expected records.
Data boundary, support expectation, stop condition, and human approval rule are written before any operational step.
Runtime, security, rollback, and support evidence close through separate witnesses before pilot state can change.
Pilot access remains closed until a separate readiness decision is published.
The first pilot should focus on a specific recurring workflow where planning, review, approval, and records matter.
Mullu Govern must have a clear user path, docs, demo boundary, and supportable status.
Health, gateway, conformance, rollback, and security evidence must close before runtime claims expand.
Any pilot must define the workflow, participants, data boundary, support expectation, and stop condition.
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