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Rung 01 · Prove

90-Day GCC Accelerator.

A live, compliant, fully-staffed pod in 90 days — and a clean go/no-go at the end. The lowest-risk way to find out whether an offshore healthcare team works for you, before any durable commitment.

Book a 30-min scoping call See the 90-day plan

What it is

A paid evaluation, not a leap of faith.

In one quarter we stand up a small, dedicated pod — staffed, secured, tooled, and governed — working on real deliverables from your roadmap. You get a working team and the evidence to decide what comes next.

Who it's for: US mid-market healthcare firms weighing an India center for the first time, who want proof before a multi-year story.

What you walk away with: a live pod, shipped work, a compliance baseline, and a documented go/no-go — plus a conversion credit if you scale into a Pod.

At a glance

RungProve

Timeframe90 days

Foundation tier$18–28k

All-In tier$65–95k

Conversion creditYes → Pod

ComplianceHIPAA · BAA day one

Indicative; confirmed at scoping.

Five workstreams

Everything a real pod needs — from day one.

An Accelerator isn't a trial of warm bodies. It's a complete, governed operating unit, scoped down to 90 days.

Talent

A dedicated, vetted pod matched to your stack and domain — not a bench rotation.

Delivery

Real workstream from your roadmap, run on your cadence with clear sprint output.

Security & Compliance

BAA executed before any access; HIPAA controls and data-handling SOPs in place from the start.

Tooling

Your toolchain, access governance, and environments stood up and audited.

Governance

A weekly scorecard, a named delivery lead, and a deliberately-light load on your team.

The 90-day plan

Four phases to a clean go/no-go.

Days 0–10

Mobilize

Scope the pod, execute the BAA, agree the first deliverable, and stand up access & tooling.

Days 10–35

Foundation

Onboard the team, wire up environments and security controls, and ship the first increment.

Days 35–75

Activation

Full sprint cadence on real roadmap work, with the weekly governance scorecard live.

Days 75–90

Proof

Measure against success metrics, document the go/no-go, and scope the conversion to a Pod.

Why it's low-risk

Fixed fee. Fixed window. Risk on us.

You commit a known amount for a known period. Hiring, attrition, and delivery risk during the pilot sit with 10decoders. If the evidence isn't compelling, you stop — having spent a fixed fee, not a captive's worth of sunk cost.

And if it is compelling, the Foundation or All-In fee credits forward into your Managed Pod. Starting small never costs you twice.

Success metrics we agree up front

DeliverySprint output vs plan

QualityDefect & rework rate

ComplianceControls in place & audited

FitComms, timezone, velocity

DecisionDocumented go/no-go

FAQ

The questions buyers actually ask.

What exactly happens during the 90-day GCC Accelerator?

The 90 days run through three phases: Foundation (legal, security, and HIPAA setup), Activation (hiring and onboarding the pilot pod), and Proof (the pod delivers against a defined scope), ending in a clear go/no-go decision rather than an open-ended ramp.

What happens if we decide not to continue after the 90-day pilot?

The Accelerator is explicitly framed as a reversible, low-risk commitment—a defined pilot with a go/no-go endpoint, not a multi-year lock-in. Buyers should confirm exit terms and any wind-down process directly during scoping.

Does the 90-day pilot fee count toward a larger engagement later?

Yes—the model is built as a ladder where fees paid at the pilot rung credit forward if the client chooses to scale into a Managed Pod or Build-Operate-Transfer engagement, rather than starting the commercial relationship over at each stage.

What does the pilot pod actually get built or delivered on?

Scope is defined jointly during the Foundation phase against a specific, contained workstream—not the client's entire roadmap—so the 90-day proof period tests real delivery capability on a bounded, measurable piece of work.

90-Day GCC Accelerator.