Why Whispor

Name one goal. If we don't beat the agreed baseline, you pay nothing.

A pilot runs on one goal, against a baseline you agree with us before launch. The fee is flat and capped, and refunded in full if the pilot does not beat that baseline.

  • One goal. A savings target, a sourcing event, a set of negotiations, or a training program.
  • Four to twelve weeks. Long enough to see how suppliers respond.
  • Seven days' notice. End it for convenience at any point.

Scope a pilot

Tell us where to start. We reply within one working day.

We reply within one working day.

Timeline

How a pilot runs.

Four to twelve weeks on one goal. End it for convenience with seven days' notice at any point.

Week 0 · you

Name the goal

One category, one group of suppliers, one event or one team.

Week 0 · both

Agree the baseline

How success is measured, written down before anything runs.

Week 1

Approve the plan

Whispor does, your team does, left alone. Nothing starts before.

Weeks 2 to 12

Run it

With the capabilities the goal needs.

The end · you

Decide

Review the result, confirmed in what you paid, before you expand.

Don't beat the baseline? You pay nothing.

The fee is flat and capped, and refunded in full if the pilot does not beat the baseline agreed before launch.

Where pilots have led

Each started as a pilot on one goal.

$2.4Mpharmaceutical, plus $4.8M working capital
$1.25Mhealthcare, med-surg
$3.4Mindustrial, three waves

Savings measured against a baseline agreed with each client before work began.

See customer results