Create your account
Provide your basic business information and create your secure BuilderPilot account.
HOW BUILDERPILOT WORKS
Choose the help your business needs. We guide you through onboarding, prepare your team for your company, verify readiness, and then your team gets to work.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Sarah guides you through the customer onboarding process and helps you choose the right team for your business and budget.
Provide your basic business information and create your secure BuilderPilot account.
Sarah welcomes you, learns about your business, goals, priorities, and budget, and explains what comes next.
Sarah recommends the package and advisors that best fit your business. You remain in control of the final choice.
Share how your company works, what matters most, and which tools, processes, and information your team should understand.
Decide what each teammate should help with, what they can access, and where your approval is required.
Before your team begins working, BuilderPilot prepares the technical environment behind the scenes and confirms everything is ready.
We prepare the secure cloud workspace where your team operates.
We connect the business tools and systems you explicitly authorize.
We link approved company knowledge and establish what each advisor can access.
We test how connected workflows, handoffs, and approvals work together.
We complete security, recovery, and final operational checks before activation.
Your systems remain under your control. BuilderPilot only connects to information, applications, and services you explicitly authorize.
HOW YOUR NEW TEAMMATES JOIN THE BUSINESS
This is a separate process from customer onboarding. It describes how each BuilderPilot advisor becomes ready to work inside your business.
Choose the advisors whose specialties match the work your business needs help with.
Introduce your new teammates to your company, goals, customers, processes, and expectations.
Provide the approved business knowledge, standards, workflows, and guidance they need to support you well.
Give each advisor clear responsibilities, permissions, boundaries, and approval requirements.
Confirm that knowledge, responsibilities, access, and readiness meet the standard before active work begins.
Your verified advisors become part of the daily workflow and begin supporting their assigned responsibilities.
Feedback, outcomes, and governed updates help your team become more useful as your business changes.
SECURITY ARCHITECTURE
BuilderPilot is designed around Zero Trust: a coworker does not receive blanket access to your business. Each request is expected to be authenticated, authorized, limited to the role and customer context, recorded, and governed by the permissions and human approval rules established for that deployment.
Users, services, connectors, and coworkers operate through defined identities and permissions. BuilderPilot's approved architecture calls for least privilege, role-based access, MFA/SSO where applicable, and explicit authorization rather than shared unrestricted credentials.
A coworker can use only the applications, tools, knowledge, and actions authorized for its role. Connections are designed around OAuth or managed credentials, permission scopes, connector isolation, token lifecycle controls, and approval gates for sensitive actions.
BuilderPilot's production architecture is moving onto Microsoft Azure. Azure provides enterprise controls for identity, network isolation, secrets/key management, monitoring, encryption, private connectivity, and workload protection. The exact controls enabled are verified during deployment readiness.
Production connections are designed to use TLS-protected transport, with encryption at rest supplied by the Azure services that store customer data. Azure Storage, for example, encrypts stored data using AES-256 by default; stronger customer-managed-key patterns can be used where required.
Passwords, API secrets, tokens, and cryptographic keys should be held in approved secret-management or managed-connection services—not embedded in coworker instructions or ordinary business knowledge. Access is designed to be limited, auditable, and rotatable.
BuilderPilot's governance requires material actions, sources, approvals, handoffs, and system activity to be recorded so work can be reviewed. Human checkpoints remain mandatory for sensitive permissions and governed changes that require approval.
The coworker receives a business task inside the customer context.
The requesting user/workload and coworker context are identified before access.
Role, customer, connector scope, action boundary, and approval requirements are evaluated.
The system is reached through its authorized connection; the coworker receives only the data/action scope needed for the task.
Relevant activity, source, result, approval, and handoff are preserved for traceability and review.
AFTER YOU SIGN UP
Sarah helps organize priorities, updates, open items, and what needs your attention first.
Sales, marketing, customer service, and other assigned teammates focus on their approved responsibilities.
Important actions stay within the permissions and approval rules you established during onboarding.
Feedback and outcomes help the team become more useful while important business knowledge remains governed.
SARAH STAYS WITH YOU
Sarah remains your Business & Customer Success Advisor throughout the relationship. She helps with onboarding, answers questions about BuilderPilot, supports your team, helps organize next steps, and stays with your business as you expand.

Business & Customer Success Advisor
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READY WHEN YOU ARE
Start with the Essentials package that fits your business today. You can grow your team as your needs change.