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Process

Five stages, start to handover

Mapping is a short paid piece of work, and it can end with a recommendation to build nothing at all.
  1. A pencil sketch of a process map on grid paper, two steps circled in copper ink
    Fig 01

    1 Map

    We sit with the people who do the work and trace how a job moves through your tools today, including the workarounds nobody wrote down.

  2. An index card with two pencil lines and the gap between them circled in copper ink
    Fig 02

    2 Name the seam

    We point to the one handoff that costs the most and judge whether it is worth building for. Sometimes a change to the process fixes it.

  3. A stapled scope document with pencil ticks and notes in the margin
    Fig 03

    3 Scope

    A written scope of what the system does, what it leaves out and who owns it afterwards. The price is set against this document.

  4. A checklist on a clipboard with about half of its items ticked
    Fig 04

    4 Build

    We build in your tools and against your data, in stages you can see working as each one lands.

  5. A closed spiral-bound runbook with a charcoal cover and a pencil across it
    Fig 05

    5 Hand over

    You get the code, the documentation and a runbook your team can follow without us in the room.

The terms

  • One fixed price, agreed against the written scope
  • The first call is free; mapping is paid
  • Thirty days of support after handover
  • After that, support is quoted per request

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