We agree what success means before anyone writes code. Then we build straight to production and test the result against the way the job is done today.
We look at the decision being made, the data sitting behind it, and how your people handle it now. Out of that comes an agreed test, a fixed scope and a date.
Discovery is only charged when there's real uncertainty to clear up.
We build the data work, the model, the application and the connections into your systems. Scope and price are fixed before anyone starts.
We run it on real historical cases and put the result next to the baseline we agreed at the start, including the cases where it does badly.
We watch it, we handle the incidents, and we maintain everything it depends on. Support is a monthly service with a scope you have seen in writing.
Keep it, adjust it or stop. Anything beyond this first build gets its own scope.
A new data source, workflow, interface or major change to business logic gets its own scope and price. See what's covered by support.
The test records the current baseline, what we will measure, which data we will use and what result is good enough to launch.
If someone can own the outcome and the data is reachable, we can put together the acceptance test on the call.
