Pilots
We attach to what you already run.
Every Prism product works on public evidence first. A pilot adds what only you have — your fields, your stations, your machines, your records, your team and its agents — on your own machines, with the source under every number. Pilots are free, run eight to twelve weeks, and end with a written account of what worked and what did not.
What we ask for
One named contact, access to what you run, and honest feedback.
Growers, agronomists, co-ops, lenders, insurers
You bring: your weather station and soil probes (any make); as-planted, as-applied and yield maps from the farm-management system you already use; scouting notes and photos; hybrids and planting dates; grain contracts; or the fields on your books.
We attach: the field's cards flip from modelled to measured; growth stage follows your hybrid; disease risk for your fields is checked against what you found; county peril history becomes your portfolio view.
Row-crop and orchard operations
You bring: a field or block the Rover can walk for a season, someone who scouts it today, the problems you want caught early, and photos of the conditions you see most.
We attach: your crop and those conditions built in the Crop Lab, with labelled images of each, before the first run; then the Rover's scouting reports on the same cards your team already reads, and the record of every run.
Teams that already run AI agents
You bring: the AI accounts you already pay for, a repository, a mailbox and a calendar, and the work you want agents to do with a person approving each step.
We attach: one workspace where people and agents from different vendors work in the same channels, every finding with its source, every action approved.
Agronomists, lenders, insurers, agencies
You bring: the layers you already keep: field lists, parcels, portfolios, survey and drone files.
We attach: one map workspace in the browser, where your files sit beside North Dakota's field boundaries and more than a thousand analysis tools, without leaving your computer.
Insurers, lenders, counties
You bring: the locations, loans or policies you need flood and water risk for, and how you judge that risk today.
We attach: flood and water risk for each location from Prism Water Risk, which is in development, set beside what you already know. Why it matters here: 18 of North Dakota's 53 counties have no countywide map in FEMA's digital flood layer.
Inventors, tech-transfer offices, IP counsel
You bring: an idea, a portfolio or a freedom-to-operate question.
We attach: Patent Intelligence is being rebuilt on a new patent database. Tell us your question now, and a pilot runs on the new database, on your machines.
Universities, accelerators, funders
You bring: your cohorts and what you already know about them.
We attach: a live record of what each team went on to do, with the source behind every claim, so reports write themselves and nothing is asserted.
Eighteen industries mapped
You bring: the data you cannot hand to a cloud — the archive, the sensors, the case files.
We attach: the same seven steps: gather, keep receipts, link, review, answer, watch, deliver — inside your organisation.
How a pilot runs
Eight to twelve weeks, on your machines, with a written result.
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You tell us what you run
The form below: who you are, which product, what you would attach. We reply in person within a week.
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We agree the scope in writing
Which fields, machines, records or channels; what "worked" means; who owns what. Your data never leaves your organisation.
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We attach and run
Prism runs on your computers. You see every number with its source; we see only what you choose to share about how it went.
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You get the account
A short written report: what the evidence supported, what it did not, and what we would change. You keep everything.
Request a pilot
Tell us what you run.
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Growers and advisers in North Dakota
The public product is already open at microclimate.prismlabs.solutions. Look around the Harwood example farm, find your own fields, then tell us what you would attach.
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Teams anywhere
Prism Desktop is on the waitlist; a pilot moves you to the front.