Limited pilot
Suitable when one school, service or smaller unit wants to try Tidlignok with a clearly defined audience or during a defined period.
Pilots and collaboration
Adapted to the organisation, rather than the other way round.
Tidlignok can be introduced as a limited pilot or as a larger collaboration across services and organisations. The scope is adapted to the organisation's audience, structure and needs.
Different ways to start
From one unit to broad implementation
Interdisciplinary pilot
Suitable when several services will use Tidlignok together, for example schools, the school health service, health centres and cooperation with parents.
Municipality or organisation
Suitable when the solution will be implemented more broadly across several organisations, services or geographical areas.
Possible deliverables
What can be included?
Not every collaboration needs everything. The deliverables are put together according to what actually provides value for the organisation and its audience.
Launch and needs assessment
Your own partner entry point to Tidlignok
Adaptation of local services and contact points
Implementation plan
Ready-to-use texts and distribution materials
QR code and permanent partner link
Introduction or training for staff
Access to relevant professional resources
Ongoing content updates during the pilot period
Dedicated project management throughout implementation
Follow-up throughout
Aggregate usage overview where appropriate
Evaluation and final report
Pricing
Pilots and organisational agreements are priced individually
A school, a city district and a large municipality have different needs. The price is therefore based on the scope of the collaboration, the degree of local adaptation, implementation needs, project management capacity and the follow-up required. For larger 12-month implementations, the agreement can include a dedicated Tidlignok project manager throughout the period.
Scope
How many organisations, services or units the collaboration will cover.
Adaptation
How much local content, dedicated entry points, specific resources or new modules need to be developed.
Project management
How much project management capacity is needed throughout the period, from coordination and progress management to meetings, training, follow-up and evaluation.
Evaluation
The extent of follow-up, measurement, reporting and documentation the organisation wants.
From interest to launch
How a collaboration can begin
01
Initial conversation
We clarify the audience, needs, existing services and what the organisation wants to achieve.
02
Pilot proposal
We set out the recommended scope, deliverables, timeline and responsibilities of each party.
03
Proposal and agreement
The price and deliverables are determined by the agreed scope. Pilots and organisational agreements are priced individually.
04
Launch
The partner entry point, materials and local adaptations are prepared before the organisation introduces Tidlignok to its audience.
05
Follow-up and evaluation
We follow usage throughout the period and summarise experiences, needs and recommended next steps.
Explore a collaboration
Tell us what you want to achieve
Together, we can clarify the audience, scope and which parts of Tidlignok are most relevant to the organisation.