Lines of reserved testing capacity, any product on them, one order form each.
ONE solves the paperwork for one product; ENTERPRISE adds the capacity guarantee for a portfolio.
| Legacy per-product SOW | ELTON ONE | ELTON ENTERPRISE | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Term | One test | 12-month subscription | Annual term, priced by line |
| Products | One product, one version | One product, one commercial release | Any product, changed at will, unlimited across the term |
| Capacity | Whatever is free that week | Managed program for that product | Reserved, 100% for the lines you contract |
| Paperwork per test | Full SOW, PO, kickoff | None after signature | One order form per product |
| Startup | Every time | Once, at onboarding | Once per product, then kept current |
| Best for | A one-off test with a fixed date | A manufacturer with one product | Any manufacturer with more than one product |
One product at a time; the line is yours whether or not something is on it.
No separate contract; the same six steps every time.
Product, scope, access, dates, materials, rules of engagement.
Short meeting, product demo, SKU and modifier agreed.
Materials, target provisioning, access, test plan.
Runs on the line under the SKU's SLA.
Draft findings, your questions, final findings.
Accepted remotely, or a walkthrough on request.
Web, mobile, local or desktop, and the cloud services and APIs behind it.
Implantable, OR and surgical, bedside and patient-connected. Any form factor, any interface.
A device plus its applications or connectivity, tested as one system. Two modifiers set the SLA: premarket or postmarket annual.
Capacity is priced once for the term and each product is onboarded once, then kept current.
Start with the shape your finance team can sign this quarter; lines can be added mid-term.
Reserved capacity makes FDA's expected annual testing affordable across a portfolio.
What is a service line?
Reserved testing capacity for the whole term. One line tests one product at a time; when it finishes, the next product on the schedule starts, and the line waits when nothing is on it.
How does a product get onto a line?
One ELTON Platform Service Order Form per product, a short scoping meeting with a demo, then preparation, execution, findings and acceptance. No SOW, PO cycle or kickoff negotiation.
Can lines be funded across business units?
Yes. Either one enterprise contract per business unit, or one cross-BU contract with a shared line pool invoiced on actual utilization.
Can we bring our own model, or keep inference local?
Yes. The pipeline is model-agnostic. Run it on a model your organization already licenses, on ELTON's open-weight models hosted locally inside your tenant, or on frontier models through ELTON's access (Anthropic Claude Mythos, OpenAI Trusted Access for Cyber). The choice is made per election and never changes the data boundary: customer data does not go to any model.