5 teams, 24 hours, we ended up with five working prototypes shipping this week.
Service
Ignite
Two days, parallel teams, several prototypes with an integration check.
For departments under real delivery pressure: several challenges at once, technical reviews and a roadmap into operations.
Duration
2 days
Group size
10 to 15 participants
Result
2 to 3 prototypes
Key facts
Why teams book this sprint
Several processes in parallel
Connected to your systems
A roadmap, not a one-off event
Two to three working prototypes
Technical review and integration check per team
Documented handoff per challenge
2
day sprint
3
challenges
15
participants
Teams that have built with us
Social proof
What participants post on LinkedIn
Original posts from real Corporathon hackathons, embedded straight from LinkedIn.
View on LinkedIn
Outcomes
What comes out of it
No slide deck, but prototypes, automations and routines that keep running after the sprint.
Several processes in parallel
Two to three teams work on different bottlenecks at once and learn from each other.
Connected to your systems
We check early how the prototypes can connect to CRM, data sources and internal tools.
A roadmap, not a one-off event
Every team leaves with prioritised next steps and named owners.
Agenda
How the sprint runs
Every phase has a clear goal and a visible result, so the time in the room is spent building.
01 · Pre-work
Challenge portfolio
We collect candidates, weigh value against effort and select two to three challenges.
02 · Day 1
Building in parallel teams
Setup, first iterations and a technical review per team at the end of the day.
03 · Day 2
Harden and integrate
Edge cases, data quality and interfaces — the prototypes become usable day to day.
04 · Wrap-up
Demo and roadmap
Demos in front of stakeholders, an assessment per prototype and a roadmap for the coming weeks.
Scope
What is included and who it fits
Scope, audience and crew at a glance so you can decide internally fast.
What you take away
- Two to three working prototypes
- Technical review and integration check per team
- Documented handoff per challenge
- Prioritised roadmap for what comes next
Ideal for
- 10 to 15 participants across roles
- Several processes stuck at the same time
- Prototypes meant to reach operations
You work with
- Facilitator and two AI engineers
- Solution architect
- Prompt and automation coach
Numbers
The sprint in key figures
The core figures from previous runs of this format.
2
day sprint
3
challenges
15
participants
More services
Other services in comparison
The formats build on each other. Moving up a level is possible at any time.
Customer voices
What participants publicly say about the hackathon
Summarised takeaways from approved LinkedIn posts by teams that built with us.
From “I should really learn AI” to a shipped product, with zero coding experience.
No months of prep needed: a team, a bit of chaos, and it turned into a working product.
5 teams, 24 hours, we ended up with five working prototypes shipping this week.
From “I should really learn AI” to a shipped product, with zero coding experience.
After day one, people who had never opened a terminal were building in Claude Code.
OW
Oke Wilhelm
NavVis
The biggest effect wasn’t the tooling, it was the mindset shift: “I can build this myself.”
NT
NavVis Team
Marketing & ops
After day one, people who had never opened a terminal were building in Claude Code.
OW
Oke Wilhelm
NavVis
The biggest effect wasn’t the tooling, it was the mindset shift: “I can build this myself.”
NT
NavVis Team
Marketing & ops
Next step
Ready for your Corporathon?
Book a discovery call directly, we clarify goal, format and date in the call.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The questions that come up most often in the discovery call.
10 to 15 participants across roles. Several processes stuck at the same time. Prototypes meant to reach operations.
No. We facilitate so business teams from marketing, sales, operations or HR build themselves. Developers go deeper.
Usually one week: scoping call, use case selection, access and tool setup.
All three work. On site creates the strongest momentum, remote is leaner logistically.
You decide which data enters the sprint. Access and limits are agreed upfront and we only use approved material.
You do. Prototypes, automations, prompts and generated code belong to your company after the sprint.
The stack is adapted to your environment: models, automation and data platforms plus your existing systems.
You get a documented handoff with open points and a recommendation on which results to take into production.
Yes. The services build on each other and you can switch after the first sprint.
As soon as date and use case are set. Two to four weeks of lead time is typical.