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Pilot-stage scope Back to diagnostic
Controlled pilot onboarding

Build your DispatchTalon onboarding scope.

Pilot access is configured around your real operating structure: jobs, crew scope, schedule days, Site QR needs, visibility boundaries, and operational proof. Map it once here, and the discovery call works from your scope instead of a blank page.

About 8 minutes Your operation. Your scope. Reviewed before access is opened.
What we map
This is a scoping process. It is not automatic account activation. DispatchTalon is a site execution control and decision-support layer; the dispatcher or operations lead stays the decision-maker. It does not create compliance approval, permit approval, lift-engineering approval, payroll approval, autonomous dispatch, or automatic allocation. Pilot access is reviewed and configured by Pressure Systems.
What we map

Not a survey. The inputs to your pilot configuration.

These answers help Pressure Systems read operational fit, pilot readiness, and what a controlled pilot would need to configure. They do not turn on automation or open access.

Operation profile

Work type, scale, sites, jobs per week, and how dispatch runs today.

Current tools and pressure

Where work lives today and where the current setup hurts most.

Site QR and field needs

No-login sign-in, site access, instructions, and attendance.

Crew scope

Required roles, tickets, instructions, and crew size per job.

Scheduling and visibility

Multi-day work, day overrides, and who should see what.

Pilot readiness

Internal champion, timing, test users, and the first workflow to pilot.

01Submit scope
02Pressure Systems reviews fit
03Discovery call uses the scope
04Pilot pathway confirmed
05Controlled onboarding begins
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