Small pilot before large rollout

Test PahiLabs in one real workflow before committing.

The pilot page is for buyers who want proof before procurement. Start with one app, one user cohort, or one security workflow. Measure whether PahiLabs reduces risk, fits the team, and deserves the next phase.

Pick the first pilot

Two practical pilots for enterprise buyers.

These pilots are intentionally narrow. They help a buyer see real behavior, real integration effort, and real evidence without asking the organization to change everything at once.

2 to 4 weeks

LENS phishing prevention pilot

Best for

Security teams that want to reduce risky clicks before they become incidents.

Where it starts

A high-risk user cohort, such as finance, executives, IT admins, or frequent external communicators.

What we test

How users submit or review suspicious messages and links before clicking.
How quickly risky items receive a verdict or safe next step.
What the security team can see without adding heavy user friction.

What the buyer receives

A pilot report showing usage, risky events reviewed, friction points, and rollout recommendation.

2 to 6 weeks

MAIA SSO passwordless pilot

Best for

Teams that want passwordless login for one website, portal, or internal app before wider rollout.

Where it starts

One application and a limited user group using MAIA Desktop for approval.

What we test

How MAIA SSO integrates with the selected app login path.
How MAIA Desktop approval works for real users.
How many login attempts succeed, fail, or need support.

What the buyer receives

A go/no-go summary for expanding passwordless login to more users or more applications.

What happens

The pilot process is simple enough to explain internally.

A buyer should know what will happen before saying yes. We keep the pilot contained, measurable, and easy to review with security, technical, and business stakeholders.

MAIA Desktop pilot surface

MAIA Desktop is part of the pilot story for MAIA SSO and LENS. It gives buyers a visible local approval and verification surface instead of treating authentication and link checks as invisible backend events.

MAIA Desktop pilot app mockup showing service status, SSO login, extensions, masked messages, and usage

1. Fit call

We confirm the buyer problem, product fit, pilot owner, target users, and system boundaries.

2. Pilot plan

We define scope, timeline, responsibilities, success metrics, and what should not be tested yet.

3. Limited activation

We activate one workflow first, monitor friction, and keep the pilot small enough to control.

4. Evidence review

We summarize what worked, what failed, what was blocked, and whether the next phase is justified.

What we need from the customer

One business or security owner who can approve the pilot scope.
One technical contact for the selected app, user cohort, or workflow.
A small group of real users or a real application to evaluate.
Agreement on what success should look like before the pilot starts.

What PahiLabs provides

Pilot design, workflow mapping, and success criteria.
Product setup support and integration guidance.
Public-safe evidence collection without exposing sensitive IP.
A final summary that supports expand, refine, or stop decisions.
Technical pilots

Need to evaluate another PahiLabs product?

LENS and MAIA SSO are the clearest first commercial pilots. MAIA-IOT and MAIA-PQ can also be scoped when a buyer has a specific device-authentication or secure-communication use case.

MAIA-IOT device authentication

For teams evaluating passwordless device authentication, gateway trust, or device/server SDK paths.

MAIA-PQ secure communication

For teams exploring post-quantum migration, secure message workflows, or hybrid communication pilots.

Ready to scope a real pilot?

Tell us the product, user group, app, or workflow you want to test. We will respond with a practical pilot path.