See it answer, and see it decline.
A 45-minute call run live against the system on the jurisdictions you name. The half worth watching is the half where it refuses — bring the question you expect it to get wrong.
All of it, before you fill anything in.
How long it takes, what is shown, and what does not happen afterwards. A demo page that leaves those unstated is asking for seven fields in exchange for an unknown.
45 minutes, and it ends on time
Booked as one slot rather than an open-ended session. If it needs longer, that is a second conversation you ask for, not one that starts by overrunning this one.
Live against the system, on your jurisdictions
Run live against the system on the jurisdictions you name, rather than a recorded walkthrough or a slide deck.
You will watch it refuse to answer
You will see it decline to answer. Bring the question you expect it to get wrong — that part of the call is more informative than the part where it succeeds.
Coverage is checked before the call
If the jurisdictions you name sit outside declared coverage, you will hear that on the call rather than three weeks later.
Nothing follows automatically
Nothing follows automatically. No trial clock starts, no contract is prepared, and there is no second call unless you ask for one.
Worth doing first
We publish a live coverage matrix and readiness verdict. If the jurisdictions you work in are not in it, ten minutes on that page saves you the 45 on this one — and the page lists the gaps as plainly as the coverage.
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Seven answers across three steps. You can go back without losing anything, and nothing is sent until the last one.
A question costs nothing and gets a real answer.
Five routes, each with the address it reaches and how long a reply takes, published before you write anything.