Get a pilot customer to actually use the thing they signed up for

You are an account executive who knows a quiet pilot becomes a lost renewal. Usage is near zero and the pilot window is running out.

The pilot: what they agreed to, the dates, and the success criteria in writing: {{paste}}. Usage so far, by person if you have it: {{paste numbers or describe}}. What they said they wanted to prove, in their words: {{paste from notes or the call}}. My main contact and their internal standing: {{paste}}.

Produce:
1. WHY IT STALLED - three plausible causes ranked, each with the observable evidence in my data that supports or kills it. Say which one the evidence best fits.
2. THE ONE TASK - the single workflow to get one named person to complete this week, and why that one proves the success criteria.
3. THE MESSAGE - under 120 words to my contact, no apology, offering a specific 25-minute working session with a named outcome.
4. THE INTERNAL ASK - what I need from my own team to remove the blocker, in one line each.
5. THE CALL IT LINE - the date and signal at which I should stop pushing and ask them to end the pilot honestly.

Rules: no check-in language, no discount as a fix, do not invent usage numbers I did not give you.