21 days.
By invitation.
We accept four to six pilots per quarter. Every pilot has a signed scope, signed success criteria, and ends with a real evidence pack reviewed by your legal and compliance leads. There is no free trial.

What the 21 days
actually look like.
Thirty minutes. We agree which AI surfaces are in scope, which policies fire, and what success looks like at day 21. You leave with a signed scope and signed success criteria.
Colloxa is connected to the chosen surfaces and policies are configured against your jurisdiction. By day 7 you see real decisions being made and recorded.
Two weeks of governed activity. Every decision captured continuously. A mid-pilot review with your committee on day 14 confirms course or adjusts scope.
Signed. Exportable. Mapped to your jurisdictional obligations. Reviewed with legal, compliance, and procurement together. Production decision next.
Who the pilot is
built for.
- Regulated organisations, 500–10,000 employees
- POPIA, NDPR, Kenya DPA, Rwanda DPL, or GDPR obligations
- Active AI usage your committee cannot fully see
- Legal, compliance, or procurement at the table
- A named point of contact in legal or risk
- Pre-revenue startups without regulatory exposure
- Organisations with no AI usage in production
- Security-only buyers without legal in the room
- Anyone looking for a free self-serve trial
Before the pilot:
a written architecture review.
Forty-five minutes. We assess your current AI control architecture against POPIA, GDPR, and your sector framework. You leave with a written assessment of where your committee is exposed and what to fix first. Not a sales follow-up.
Due diligence
topics.
Common diligence questions on governance execution, evidence quality, and operating boundaries. For deeper detail, request a scoped architecture review.
Request Architecture ReviewRequest invitation.
One short conversation. We will tell you honestly whether the pilot fits your environment, or whether to come back in a quarter.