TranslateStructured Pilots.
DIG's pilot framework connects OEMs, dealerships, and technology startups to run real-world tests with defined scope, shared accountability, and published outcomes.
Test a new technology, distribution strategy, or aftermarket program within a real dealer or contractor environment.
Trial a software platform, service workflow, or customer engagement tool without a long-term commitment upfront.
Access the operational context and stakeholder relationships needed to run a credible proof of concept.
Define the Pain Point
DIG works with the initiating party — OEM, dealer, or startup — to document the specific operational problem the pilot will address.
Match Stakeholders
We identify the right counterparties from our network. Every pilot involves at least two stakeholders from the OEM, dealer, and startup ecosystem.
Structure the Pilot
DIG defines scope, timeline, success metrics, and roles. Pilots are time-boxed (typically 8–16 weeks) with clear go/no-go criteria.
Execute & Document
Pilots run in real operational environments. DIG facilitates communication, tracks progress, and documents outcomes throughout.
Publish Results
Outcomes — including what worked and what did not — are published to the DIG platform as case studies for the broader industry.
Propose a Pilot
Whether you are an OEM with a new technology to validate, a dealership looking to trial a platform, or a startup seeking operational access — submit your pilot proposal and our team will follow up within 5 business days.
