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LMBR / Shadow Mode

Current verified entry phase

Prove the operating case before authorizing production behavior.

Shadow Mode is the first controlled implementation phase of LMBR BOLT-ON. It is not a standalone product, free trial, or savings guarantee.

Included

  • One tenant and one authorized branch.
  • Approved branch, SKU/product, and inventory/on-hand export ingestion.
  • Governed SKU normalization with confidence, provenance, and ambiguity review.
  • Inventory observations and purchasing recommendations for management adjudication.
  • Agree, disagree, override, defer, and outcome recording with audit history.
  • Kickoff, data validation, recurring reviews, final executive readout, and conversion decision.

What you receive

  • A configured one-branch Shadow workspace.
  • A data-quality and ambiguity report.
  • An auditable recommendation and outcome history.
  • An executive evidence summary.
  • A final limitations and conversion readout.

Explicitly excluded from the verified starting offer

  • Document, image, PDF, scan, or handwriting OCR-to-quote.
  • Unvalidated production ERP integration or any consequential write.
  • Purchasing, transfer, inventory-adjustment, accounting, payment, or customer-communication authority.
  • Multi-branch rollout, autonomous operation, or FULL OS migration.
  • Yard telemetry, phone, email, or premium third-party data unless separately approved.
  • Guaranteed savings, service levels, or customer outcomes.

Current standard entry terms

$30,000 base, including up to 6 forklifts in the contracted deployment, plus $2,000 for each forklift above 6. Payment is 50% at signature and 50% after data-readiness acceptance and before ingestion.

The entry phase includes 60 remote professional-service hours. Additional services are $250 per hour with written preapproval. Travel, onsite work, third-party/API costs, and production conversion require their own written terms.

Next step

Start with the number.

Use the estimator, then decide whether a 20-minute fit and data-readiness call makes sense.

What is your yard costing you?