Business software proof of concept in 2 weeks
We turn your idea into a clickable prototype, validate feasibility, and define a clear scope and next steps — so you can decide based on facts, not guesswork.
Why this model works
In software projects, the biggest risk isn’t development speed — it’s ambiguity. The sprint reduces risk because we:
Problems we solve
This is especially useful when:
Typical use cases
Examples where a 2‑week sprint works especially well:
Internal tools
Process management, workflows, roles/permissions, data entry and quality control.
Data consolidation
APIs, existing systems, reporting — less duplication and less manual work.
KPI dashboards
Clear picture of status: metrics, trends, alerts, decision support.
AI assistant / knowledge search
Searches your documents and content for answers (RAG), responds consistently, and reduces time spent and mistakes.
Automated workflows
Email sorting, data extraction, validation checks and routing to the right people.
Pilot project
Limited scope, clear measurement, specific decision criteria for a larger project.
How we work
The 2‑week sprint gives stakeholders a shared understanding of scope, feasibility, and what a realistic next phase looks like.
Introduction and pre-analysis
1–2 meetings to map goals, users, constraints and success metrics. We align on what we will do — and what we won’t.
Prototype planning
Information architecture and flows. We design a clickable prototype structure and priorities (mobile + desktop if relevant).
Feasibility and architecture
Feasibility checks for platform/integrations (APIs, auth, data). If needed: roles and access model.
Measurement and validation
GA4 and/or initial events. We collect feedback (internal pilot or a small user group). For AI: scenario tests + quality/risk guardrails.
Demo and next steps
A shareable demo, a clear summary (what works / what doesn’t), and priorities + scope for the next phase.
What you get in 2 weeks
The sprint goal is to show whether the idea works, how to build it sensibly, and what a realistic next phase looks like.
- Clickable prototype (mobile + desktop) with sample data
- Initial user interface and visual framework
- Core decisions on system architecture and platform
- One authentication method + initial role structure (if needed)
- Initial analytics (GA4) and metrics framework
- Optional AI integration (only if it improves outcomes)
- A shareable demo for internal alignment
What happens after the sprint
There are typically three sensible paths — we choose what fits your context for fastest value and lowest risk.
Fast rollout (MVP)
Goal: start collecting real user feedback and analytics as early as possible.
More systematic build-out
When you need more alignment and certainty before implementation (integrations, business rules, security).
Don’t proceed (and that’s a good outcome)
If the sprint shows the risk is too high or the value doesn’t justify investment, you save time and budget.
Why Acceli
Our goal isn’t to “build more”. Our goal is to give you clarity and a working foundation.
Speed with discipline
Fast cycle, clear scope, clean handoff.
Evidence-based approach
Scenarios, comparison, measurement — decisions based on facts.
Systems thinking
We fit the solution to your workflows, data, and constraints.
Partnership
If the sprint succeeds, we can be your long-term development partner for scaling and operations.
Technology & integrations (briefly)
We don’t sell a “tech checklist” — we talk honestly about what your context requires. In the sprint we usually cover:
If you have a specific requirement (e.g., national ID, SharePoint), we address feasibility early in the sprint.
Frontend
Backend & Cloud
AI & Integrations
SEO & Analytics
Frequently asked questions
Next step
If you reach out today, it's realistic to see first results in about 2 weeks.
Recommendation: start with a 15‑min discussion and we’ll provide a specific proposal based on sprint scope.
Discuss your use case (15 min)