Owning it
Ownership
Your organization buys e2e Flow outright, in a single purchase of a standard tier or of the individual parts it needs, installs it in its own tools, and owns its copy of what it bought: the configuration lives in your workspace, the guidance lives where your people work, and with any tier the BigBank reference model sits beside them, all of it yours to tailor and to keep using for as long as you choose, with or without Process Mentors beside you.
Your rights
A perpetual right to use and adapt what you bought inside your own organization. You own your copy and everything you build on it, Process Mentors keeps the underlying intellectual property, and the purchase is not for resale or for use in another organization.
What you can buy
One of the three standard tiers below, or any single part on its own, such as the PDLC, the Delivery OS, or the accelerator boards, each agnostic to agile, predictive, or hybrid ways of working.
BigBank
A part bought on its own includes the BigBank examples within its own guidance, while the full reference model, worked as BigBank, comes with every tier or can be added on its own.
Services
Chosen separately and sized in the same conversation, from a full Process Mentors engagement to a defined setup package or a small starter package, with what each includes agreed before any paid work begins.
No subscription
e2e Flow itself has no subscription and no seat count, so it passes through procurement once. The tools it runs in, such as Notion, Linear, or Jira and Confluence, and your AI platform account remain your organization’s own accounts and costs.
Where it runs
Nothing runs on our servers. The system lives in your own workspaces, proven in production on Notion and Linear and installed on Jira and Confluence as part of an engagement, with a packaged Atlassian edition next in the build. Pricing is set in conversation, because the scope is never generic.
Included at every tier
The worked example is part of what you buy, not a demonstration you watch once.
Every tier includes the e2e Flow reference model, worked as BigBank: a complete organization’s portfolio carried through every level of the work, from strategic objectives and initiatives through value increments, features, stories, and tasks to the test cases, the supporting documents, and the outcome verdicts, in the same tools your people will use. Your people learn each practice by seeing it done on BigBank’s records before they do it on yours, your quality gates are calibrated against an example of what good looks like at every level, and the place to practice is a whole organization rather than an empty workspace. The reference model can also be bought on its own, and a part bought without it includes the BigBank examples within its own guidance. What the reference model contains.
- Tier one
Essentials
For an organization adopting the practices and the vocabulary, on the tools it already has.
- The PDLC guidance estate: more than a hundred practice pages, each with a ninety-second read for people and a deep dive written for people and for AI, plus the introductions, the glossary and cross-map
- The reference model worked as BigBank, at full depth, as the example behind every practice
- The fifty-six accelerators as Miro boards, with the strategic and tactical practice cards
- The Learning Library of nano pages and the micro-session outlines that pair with each practice
- Guidance Change Control, so the estate stays a controlled set as you tailor it
- Tier two
Professional
For an organization installing the system of record and governing by instruments.
- Everything in Essentials
- The Delivery OS design specification, property reference, schema, automations, and views, installed on your stack
- The Notion-to-Linear workflows with their data contracts
- The metrics registry, the catalog, the complication library, the role and event faces, and the threshold register
- The adoption paths, with the team onboarding playbook, the adoption kit template, and the learning path in pictures
- The universal translator, so existing roadmaps enter the system correctly placed
- The roadmap view generators and the template infographics
- Tier three
Enterprise
For an organization operating the whole system with the chain, across value streams.
- Everything in Professional
- The skills and agents of the Increment Delivery Chain, installed against your live portfolio
- The context-file practice: organizational and product-line files built from your own experts
- The decision-rights table and the operating principles the skills are held to
- Multiple value streams, with the rollout run in waves and tailored to each
- One year of updates to the skills, dashboards, guidance, and reference model from the date of purchase, as the methodology advances
For procurement
What your procurement team will want to know, in one place.
The intellectual property inside e2e Flow has been licensed before, by PMI and by other organizations, each of which took in a version of it and tailored it to its own needs. Owning e2e Flow follows the same pattern with the whole system rather than a part of it, which is why the purchase is shaped to pass through a procurement or acquisition review as a single, clean decision.
The vendor
Process Mentors, Inc., in value delivery since 2003 and the owner of all of the intellectual property inside e2e Flow.
What is bought
A perpetual right to use and adapt the e2e Flow intellectual property inside your organization, in a single purchase at the tier you choose or for the individual parts you need. Your organization owns its copy and everything it builds on it, Process Mentors retains the underlying intellectual property, and the right does not extend to resale or to use in another organization.
What is delivered
The system in your own tools, proven in production on Notion and Linear and installed on Jira and Confluence as part of an engagement, with a packaged Atlassian edition next in the build, together with the guidance, the skills, the BigBank reference model, and the adoption kits for your tier.
AI platform
Built and proven on Anthropic’s Claude, the recommended platform. The skills are written to the open Agent Skills standard, so they are portable by design to the other leading AI platforms that support it, and the pilot confirms the chain on the platform your organization uses.
Hosting and data
Nothing is hosted by Process Mentors. The system of record lives in your organization’s own workspaces and the AI skills run under your organization’s own AI platform account, so your content stays within tools and accounts your organization already controls and reviews, and any access Process Mentors has during an engagement is the access your organization grants.
Services
Sized to what your organization wants, from a full engagement that stands the system up, tailors it, and supports the rollout, through a defined setup package at an agreed price, to a small starter package for a team that will do the work itself. Updates and support are different things: what assistance and maintenance are included is agreed as part of the services, and anything beyond it is scoped separately.
Updates
The Enterprise tier includes one year of updates to the skills, dashboards, guidance, and reference model from the date of purchase. Everything your organization holds at the end of that year remains its own permanently, and a later refresh is an optional one-time purchase and never a renewal.
Pricing
Set in conversation, against the content you choose, the number of value streams, the stack, and the services you want alongside it, with no seat count and no subscription.
Who to contact
[email protected] for questions and documentation, or a working session to see the system run before anything is decided.
How it works with services
What you buy is what you keep, and the help around it is sized to you.
Some organizations buy e2e Flow together with a full Process Mentors engagement that stands the system up, tailors it, and supports the rollout, some take a defined setup package and carry the rest themselves, and some want only a small package to get their own experts started. The content decision and the services decision are made in the same conversation, beginning with a free working session, because the shape of one informs the shape of the other. Whatever help you choose, everything you bought stays when it ends: the system, the guidance, the reference model, the instruments, and the skills remain in your organization’s name and in your people’s hands. Read how content and services combine.