Help shape a workflow before it becomes the default.
Early access is for teams with a concrete optical workflow, an accountable owner and the time to give structured product feedback.
It’s collaborative product work — not a public customer claim, and not a shortcut around readiness review.
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The program is deliberately selective. Scope, access, data handling and launch conditions are agreed before any work starts.
Bring — a specific problem
Describe today’s journey, the people involved and the constraint worth solving.
Assign — an accountable team
Name the people who can review workflow, policy, technical and shopper-experience decisions.
Test — realistic scenarios
Use agreed sample cases and sanitized data to evaluate the experience before wider exposure.
Learn — structured evidence
Record what worked, what didn’t and what must change before a release decision.
The commercial model, in plain terms.
Approved practice programs can include kiosk placement and commission on eligible orders, with terms confirmed in a written agreement.
A kiosk in your practice
The agreement sets out the approved device, deployment, maintenance, support and location responsibilities.
Commission on eligible orders
Eligible products, rate, payout schedule, reporting and exception handling are defined for the participating practice.
Terms agreed before rollout
Traffic, staffing, assortment, fulfillment and support assumptions are reviewed before any launch decision — never presented as a guaranteed result.
Run the arithmetic on your own assumptions.
Change the sample inputs to see the math. This is simple arithmetic — not a quote, a forecast, a guaranteed result or a statement of your commission rate.
Program availability, hardware, economics and timing depend on the approved scope. Exact terms require a written agreement, and a public web page creates no commercial commitment.
Questions that test design-partner fit.
These are starting questions for a discovery conversation — not promises about availability, performance, economics or any specific deployment.
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Is this a case-study program?
No. Taking part doesn’t imply endorsement, public attribution or permission to publish results.
Is a place guaranteed?
No. Eyebrowse reviews program capacity, workflow fit, risk and mutual responsibilities before confirming anyone.
What happens to our feedback?
It informs product decisions; any roadmap or release commitments are documented separately where they apply.
Start with the problem you want to solve.
A first conversation covers your workflow, the team you can commit and the evidence you’d want from a pilot.