Platform and population
- Agreed eligible user population.
- Up to three organisation administrators.
- Standard learning pathways and toolkit.
- Standard product and content updates.
WAIA is sold as an annual organisation licence based on the eligible population, not monthly active users.
The core licence includes platform access, standard implementation and administrator onboarding for the agreed eligible population.
| Eligible population | Annual price |
|---|---|
| Up to 50 people | £5,000 + VAT per year |
| 51 to 100 people | £7,500 + VAT per year |
| 101 to 250 people | £12,500 + VAT per year |
| More than 250 people | Custom pricing |
Agree the eligible population, administrators, sponsor and first rollout priorities.
Set the organisation view, guidance, baseline and initial learning pathway.
Use communication templates and administrator onboarding to make the first rollout clear.
Use progress, acknowledgement, evidence and attention signals to decide what needs follow-up.
Guided Adoption is available for organisations that want more hands-on support interpreting signals, planning follow-up and keeping rollout momentum.
£2,500 + VAT per year.
It is optional. WAIA is designed to deliver value through the core licence without making advisory support mandatory.
It means the agreed group of people eligible to use WAIA, not the number who log in during a particular month.
Yes. The starting scope should match the organisation, sponsor and first workplace AI adoption priority.
The core licence includes standard implementation and administrator onboarding for the agreed eligible population.
No. It is available where extra interpretation and rollout support would be useful, but it is not mandatory.
WAIA is sold as an annual organisation licence.
No. WAIA supports practical adoption evidence and guidance, but it is not legal advice, regulatory assurance or a GRC platform.
The first conversation is used to understand the current adoption picture, the eligible population and the first rollout scope.
The first conversation is used to understand fit, eligible population and the first rollout priority.