Free Discovery → Connected apps → Written evidence → Human decision

From Discovery to a service-ready brief

A useful next step is a smaller, clearer test—not an automatic order. Use the free Discovery to prioritize one process, then follow the relevant planning path below. These tools support decisions; they do not certify technical readiness, supplier availability or regulatory compliance.

Start free Discovery Understand your report

What you receive for free

An online questionnaire with an immediate browser report—no card or mandatory sales call.
A self-assessment and illustrative capacity estimate with stated assumptions, not a measured saving or quote.
Related app recommendations to explore before paying for implementation.
Copy/download options so the report remains usable if email is unavailable.
Submission of the same report to your email and commercial@ziontechgroup.com. Provider acceptance is not proof of delivery to either inbox.
Optional next steps: keep the report, run a human-reviewed test, or request separately scoped implementation.

Choose a connected app path

Field service and smart hands

Write the site scope, time window, required skills, access and safety gates before requesting a technician.

Smart Hands Scheduler — explore a scheduling plan.
SLA Calculator — compare response assumptions.
Supplier Sourcing Control — compare verified costs and authorization gates.

Exit gate: named resource, written availability, all-in quote, exact scope and client confirmation/PO. No automatic booking.

Service desk and IT operations

Use one queue and one owner to test triage without losing human escalation.

Support Ticket Triager — explore categories and routing.
Ops Runbook — document a reviewed response.
Governance Checklist — review permissions and stop rules.

Exit gate: baseline, human reviewer, escalation owner and a reversible test.

Costs and procurement

Compare equivalent scope and currencies. Separate supplier price, delivery and applicable taxes before selecting a route.

ROI Calculator — validate assumptions.
Supplier Risk Radar — organize supplier evidence.
Sourcing Control — preserve margin and PO gates.

Exit gate: verified supplier pricing, documented exclusions, tax/import treatment and formal client approval.

Small automation pilot

Turn the report into a written hypothesis with measurable outcomes instead of a broad platform commitment.

Report Workbench — refine the baseline.
Written Pilot Brief — record owner and scope.
Pilot Evidence Checklist — identify missing evidence.
Pilot Planner — bound the test.

Exit gate: permissions, success metric, human review and stop rule; no implementation authorization inferred.

A written brief your team can verify

Evidence	What to record	Stop if missing
Scope	Problem, expected outcome, exclusions, site or system and service window.	Do not assume a supplier can meet an undefined scope.
Resource	Current profile, verified skills, written availability, backup and lead time.	Do not advertise unconfirmed availability.
Commercial terms	Base price, included hours, minimum charge, travel, freight, after-hours and cancellation.	Do not compare incomplete quotes as all-in prices.
Taxes and import	Jurisdiction, tax treatment, duties and whether quoted sums include them.	Confirm with the supplier and qualified tax reviewer; do not invent rates.
Authorization	Formal written client confirmation, applicable PO and separate Zion authorization.	No reservation, purchase or dispatch before these gates.

Do not include passwords, bank details, sensitive client data or technician identity documents in public planning tools. Obtain permission before sharing a supplier profile.

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Links identify planning resources, not independently certified production functionality. Verify each tool against your own scope and data permissions. Paid consulting is separate and optional.