A CodeElevate pilot is a structured evaluation — not a self-serve trial. It is designed to help engineering organizations assess structural governance visibility, baseline drift, architectural enforcement, and AI-era software governance readiness across a real repository, with a defined scope and a clear output your team can evaluate.
What a Pilot Covers
Each pilot covers the same core areas. The scope — which repositories, which services, which structural policies — is agreed before the evaluation begins.
CE runs a full structural analysis of your agreed evaluation scope — module boundaries, coupling relationships, and architectural contracts — against the policy baseline your team defines.
Findings are organized by structural category and severity. Each finding references observable structural evidence, not a score or inference. Your team reviews findings in context.
Your team defines the structural standards CE will enforce. The baseline is versioned, reviewable, and serves as the reference point for all drift tracking during and after the pilot.
CE integrates into your existing pipeline. The pilot validates integration behavior with your CI provider — GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Bitbucket Pipelines — before any organizational rollout.
The pilot produces an auditable enforcement record. Leadership can see what CE enforced, what structural evidence produced each finding, and how the codebase held against your baseline.
We walk through your pilot findings with your platform or engineering leadership team. The review is structured around your architecture, not a generic product demonstration.
Standard Timeline
The standard pilot runs over two weeks with a final review session. It is designed to run alongside your existing engineering workflow — not interrupt it. Your team ships code normally. CE runs as a read-only observer in your CI pipeline.
Pilot Outputs
Pilot outputs are structured around what engineering leadership needs to make a governance decision — not a product sales narrative.
A categorized summary of structural findings from your evaluation scope — organized by violation type, module, and severity. Backed by structural evidence your team can review independently.
Your configured structural policy baseline — versioned, reviewable, and ready for organizational deployment if the evaluation proceeds to production.
A view of how your codebase's structural state changed across the evaluation period relative to your baseline. Drift that was previously invisible becomes observable.
Representative examples of the enforcement record CE produces — showing what engineering leadership can access, how findings are categorized, and what the audit trail contains.
Notes and observations from the structured review session with your team. These inform scope decisions if the evaluation proceeds to organizational deployment.
Pilot Readiness
These are general indicators, not requirements. If you're unsure, contact us and we'll assess scope fit before committing to an evaluation timeline.
Security & Trust
CodeElevate operates with read-only access to your repositories. The pilot runs entirely as a read-only observer in your CI pipeline — it does not modify code, does not apply remediation, and does not retain source files beyond what is necessary to complete analysis. Enterprise security documentation is available before and during the evaluation.
CE requests only the read permissions required for structural analysis. Write operations are architecturally out of scope.
Centralized enterprise trust documentation — access model, data handling, governance documentation, and disclosure philosophy.
Our DPA is available for enterprise evaluations and governs data handling obligations between your organization and CodeElevate.
A full list of third-party subprocessors used in delivering the CodeElevate service, including their role and data access scope.
Contact our team to discuss your evaluation scope, repository configuration, and security review requirements. We respond to all pilot inquiries within one business day.
Talk to the CodeElevate teamPilot inquiries: sales@codeelevate.dev
Read-only · No code modification · No automatic remediation · Enterprise security documentation available on request