NotePen is sold as a pilot-first enterprise product for transcription, review, redaction, certification, and governed output. The decision is not which plan to click. It is how you want to evaluate, deploy, and operate it.
A buyer-facing environment for evaluating live transcription, batch transcription, AI review, redaction, certification, and governed export workflows.
Fastest path when you want guided onboarding, managed operations, and a controlled pilot-to-rollout journey.
Customer-hosted deployment path for teams standardised on AWS, scoped during rollout planning.
Azure-aligned deployment path for public-sector and regulated estates. Azure Blob watched-folder intake is the current automated storage path.
These are the capabilities the current platform can already demonstrate in a buyer-facing portal.
Enterprise rollout is shaped around pilot scope, hosting model, governance requirements, and support expectations.
Start with a pilot portal and workflow validation before committing to broader rollout or integration work.
Choose between managed and customer-hosted deployment paths based on security review, procurement, and platform fit.
Keep security review, data retention, integrations, watched folders, support, and review workflows inside the rollout conversation where they belong.
The next step is a pilot and rollout conversation, not a checkout flow.
Use the portal to validate buyer workflows, outputs, stakeholders, and operational fit before rollout.
Shape hosting, integrations, security review, support model, and rollout plan around your environment.
Turn the validated scope and deployment path into the engagement and procurement conversation.
These are the questions enterprise buyers usually ask before pilot and rollout.