Service specification
What the work includes.
- Deliverables
- 01Workflow and data model definition
- 02Application interfaces and permissions
- 03Integrations with approved business systems
- 04Task testing and operational handover
- Cadence
- A working slice first, followed by agreed workflow increments.
- Client owns
- Business data and the agreed code or platform workspace, subject to platform licensing.
- Reported
- Workflow completion, exceptions and the operational measures agreed for the application.
Layer 01 / Build
The machine the customer touches.
The storefront, the site, the app. Built to convert before any traffic reaches it, and handed over so your team can run it.
Standalone operations app / Technician and supervisor workflows
Explore the work ↗Release sequence
Working slices, reviewed in order.
- 01 / Understand
Agree on the business problem, the sources and the people responsible.
- 02 / Define
Set the scope, decision points and measures that will guide the work.
- 03 / Build and review
Bring complete working increments to a shared review.
- 04 / Measure and adjust
Check outcomes and choose the next priorities from evidence.
Before the work begins
Useful questions.
What kind of apps do you build?
Business applications begin with a specific operational workflow and its users.
Can an app use our existing data?
Integration depends on the source system, permissions and reliable data access.
How are permissions designed?
Define who can view, change and approve each record before implementation.
What does a first release include?
One complete, testable workflow with a clear handover and the next priorities.
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