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Move from Sunrise 2027 strategy into execution with the pilot path that matches your real blocker: asset creation, rollout discipline, or cross-functional coordination.
Choose the path based on what is actually blocking you now.
Best when your team needs a working GS1 QR asset now and can manage a limited pilot with existing owners.
Best when the team has alignment but needs a disciplined, repeatable execution list for packaging, resolver, and evidence capture.
Best when internal ownership, retailer readiness, or resolver governance still needs coordination before the pilot starts.
A pilot is not just a code on pack. It should leave the team with operational evidence and a repeatable path.
The team can explain what is encoded, why, how the branded design stayed scan-safe, and how it maps to the packaging promise.
Testing on real print conditions, with warnings and verification artifacts, not only clean screen mockups or ideal light.
The pilot should answer who controls post-print destination changes and how those changes are approved.
Expand only after the pilot demonstrates acceptable scan performance and operational confidence.
Start self-serve if your main blocker is asset creation. Start guided planning if your main blocker is internal alignment, retailer readiness, or resolver ownership.
Yes. The most prudent path is often generator first, checklist second, then broader resolver or governance decisions once the first asset exists.
You can use the rollout planner on the Sunrise page or email contact@pixie.codes directly with pilot scope.
This page still applies. Pick the path that addresses the riskiest unresolved part of the rollout rather than restarting everything from zero.
If the blocker is asset creation, go to Create. If it is sequence and evidence, use the checklist. If it is coordination, contact the rollout team.