Step 1
Set up the pilot workspace
LaMancha provisions the company workspace, invites program leads, and defines starter roles for the team.
LaMancha is built around evidence. Participants learn by building useful, sanitized artifacts; program leads review and coach; leaders get visible progress and reusable rollout assets.
Step 1
LaMancha provisions the company workspace, invites program leads, and defines starter roles for the team.
Step 2
Learners complete practical modules, connect lessons to their role, and submit sanitized artifacts instead of just clicking through content.
Step 3
Program leads review submissions, give feedback, approve completion, and watch adoption patterns emerge across the team.
Step 4
Role profiles, workflow briefs, policy-readiness notes, approved examples, and certificates become reusable rollout evidence.
What companies keep
A pilot should leave behind more than attendance. It should produce artifacts leaders can inspect, coach, reuse, and turn into a safer AI operating model.
Capture how people actually work so AI support starts with useful context instead of generic prompts.
Turn recurring work into safe AI-assisted workflows with boundaries, review gates, and reusable instructions.
Participants submit prompt/output evidence, drafts, checklists, plans, or briefs that admins can approve or coach.
Surface the decisions leaders need: allowed use cases, restricted data, review expectations, and rollout norms.
Track progress, review status, feedback, and certificates of completion without pretending a workshop equals adoption.
Product proof
The platform already has the core surfaces a pilot needs: learner modules, admin review, progress oversight, and completion records.
Chunked lessons, role-aware context, transparent pass criteria, and a clear submission step.
Admins see submitted artifacts, approve strong work, and request revision with useful feedback.
Module analytics, roster visibility, role filters, and cross-org oversight for LaMancha operators.
Company-branded completion records issue only after required modules are approved or complete.