Discovery → Blueprint → Build with accelerators → Integrate/Migrate → UAT & Training → Support.
Book a discovery callDefine success metrics early; measure as we build.
No "big bang" — value drops every 1–2 weeks.
Your code, your infra, your IP.
RBAC, audit logs, encryption, and compliance checklists.
CI/CD, monitoring, runbooks, and on-call hygiene.
From discovery to launch — here's exactly how each phase runs, what you get, and when we move on.
Demos, metrics, risks, decisions.
15 minutes for blockers.
Live backlog with priorities, AC, and definitions of done.
Sponsor (business), product (scope), tech lead (architecture), PM (cadence), QA (AC/tests), DevOps (SRE).
Trunk-based with PR checks, preview envs, and auto-deploy to staging.
Unit, integration, contract, smoke, and accessibility checks.
LCP/INP targets (web), TTI, p95 API latency, and error rates.
Logs/metrics/traces, alerts with runbooks, SLOs/SLIs.
RBAC/ABAC, SSO (OIDC/SAML), secret management, encryption in transit/at rest, audit logs, threat-model checklist.
Event taxonomy, warehouse/ELT approach, KPI definitions, governance.
So scope doesn't slip.
Change requests are logged with impact on cost and timeline.
New features gated until acceptance criteria are met.
Integrations don't break on deploy.
Decision-maker & product owner identified.
Sample data (sanitized), system access, and vendor contacts.
UAT users (5–8) and quick feedback windows.
Advanced modules (analytics, portal, WMS) follow in 2–4 week sprints, so you launch value early and scale without a risky big-bang release.
Yes — code and deploy assets are assigned to you on delivery.
Either. A scoped MVP runs fixed-price; evolving scope runs as time-and-materials sprints.
Cloud-native by default; on-prem or private cloud where compliance or constraints require it.
Yes — offline-friendly patterns with local queueing and safe retries.
RBAC, SSO, encryption, and audit logs by default; HIPAA/GDPR/SOX-aware patterns where needed.
Start with a 30-minute discovery call and we'll map your path to launch.
