Aqelya Bridge · Paid Pilot

Prove agentic scheduling interoperability without replacing your platform.

A fixed-scope, sandbox-first implementation for scheduling and service platforms that want to test an external agent-facing protocol layer while the existing API remains source of truth.

Commercial floor

Pilots start at CA$5,000.

The first pilot is deliberately bounded. It exists to prove or disprove interoperability, security boundaries and source-system mapping—not to become an open-ended consulting engagement.

Typical pilot

One API. One protocol target. Explicit pass/fail criteria.

Aqelya begins read-only whenever possible. Booking mutations stay in sandbox until deterministic controls, idempotency and source-authoritative behavior are demonstrated.

One source scheduling/service APISandbox or read-only firstSource capability mapUSP 2026-08-20 mapping and conformance planCatalog / resource / availability translationSandbox booking lifecycle where source access permitsIdempotency, replay and mutation-boundary designWebhook / reconciliation designPass/fail pilot report and production blockers

Boundary

What this pilot is not.

Scope discipline is part of the product. If the work cannot be evaluated against explicit technical outcomes, it is not a Bridge pilot.

Production payment processing

Production customer PII migration

Unbounded custom development

AI receptionist or call-center replacement

Guaranteed production certification

Guaranteed sales or revenue uplift

Success gate

A pilot ends with a decision.

At the end of the fixed scope, the platform gets a tested mapping, known gaps, security/production blockers and a go / narrow / stop decision. Continuing production work requires a separate commercial agreement.

Pilot request

Tell us what source platform needs to become agent-ready.

Do not submit credentials, proprietary source code, production payloads, card data, or customer PII.

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Commercial validation

Request a paid Bridge pilot

Use this form for platform/integration conversations only. Do not send API keys, source code, customer data, production payloads, card details or other secrets.