Conclude
End the pilot if the results do not support expansion.
Zippi Enterprise · Pilot
A Zippi pilot starts with a defined use case, audience, inventory and success criteria. Agree the scope before launch, then use real usage to guide the next decision.
Four months, one defined scope
A proposed four-month structure. Timing and rollout decisions depend on the agreed integration and pilot findings.
Connect the agreed Zippi search experience to the partner’s inventory, brand and booking flow.
Launch to a defined audience or channel, validate the experience and establish baseline metrics.
Measure search behavior, refine conversational flows and improve the experience based on real usage.
Review performance, customer behavior and integration learnings, then define the path to a broader rollout.
Define how the conversational search layer connects to your existing travel experience. A pilot can be scoped around:
Scope the integration around your booking stack, without replacing it.
Your existing experience
Zippi adds the conversational discovery and search layer around your existing travel experience.
Confirm the integration, reporting and support deliverables together before launch.
Final success measures are agreed with the partner before launch.
Security, privacy and data handling are reviewed during pilot discovery and integration. Define the proposed data flows, access needs and responsibilities together.
The pilot is designed to produce a decision. Review the findings together and choose the next step.
End the pilot if the results do not support expansion.
Extend to additional users, markets, channels or travel products.
Define a broader commercial deployment based on the pilot findings.
Start with the use case you want to explore.