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Compex is evaluation-stage and pilot-ready. These docs describe current sandbox and pilot environments, not independent certification.
PilotsRequirements

Pilot Requirements

A Compex pilot needs enough context to define a governed execution boundary. The requirements below help teams avoid vague pilots and focus on a workflow that can be reviewed.

Required inputs

  • Business owner and technical owner.
  • Data owner and processor roles.
  • DPO / legal reviewer or equivalent review owner.
  • Workflow type: Train, Analyze, or Serve.
  • Dataset or synthetic substitute.
  • Allowed workload or service.
  • Output expectations and review rules.
  • Evidence records required for decision-making.

What this means

For business readers, requirements protect the pilot from becoming a broad platform evaluation with no decision point. Scope is what makes approval possible.

Current status

Compex can start with a discovery call and convert the above inputs into a pilot plan.

Limitations

Missing legal, data, or technical ownership can block a pilot. Compex cannot compensate for unclear authority between the participating teams.

Understand what to expect

See how a pilot typically runs after requirements are agreed.

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