Application upkeep
Investigate defects and review dependencies in a controlled test environment. Keep a clear record of what changed and how it was verified.
SELECTED WORK
WHAT WE BUILD
Software Support
Maintain, improve and extend the software your business relies on.
Discuss your project
Explore the projectWHAT WE CAN BUILD
Investigate defects and review dependencies in a controlled test environment. Keep a clear record of what changed and how it was verified.
Document deployment, monitoring and capacity expectations. Make sure someone owns alerts and knows how to restore a previous release.
Agree which data is backed up, where copies live and how long they remain. A recovery plan needs actual restore checks.
Review accounts and software updates regularly. Prioritize changes according to the application and its operating environment.
SELECTED WORK
FROM PLANNING TO RELEASE
Bring a real example of the task, the people involved and the systems it touches. Record exceptions alongside the normal path.
Try the important journeys before building. Agree on the first release and the decisions that still need testing.
Review progress in manageable increments. Check data, permissions and failure states as well as the expected result.
Plan access, rollout, documentation and ongoing maintenance. Decide how users get help and how later improvements are prioritized.
AFTER THE FIRST RELEASE
Review the current application and its dependencies. Prioritize reliability, document the core workflows and agree on the next improvements.
A practical maintenance roadmap, focused improvements and a clear way to plan future work.
Agree on documentation, training, access to accounts and the route for reporting a problem. Keep future improvements separate from what must work on launch day.
Talk through your requirementsBEFORE WE BEGIN
Bring the details of your situation. Scope and commitments are agreed for each project.
A technical review requires code, deployment information and relevant documentation. It establishes what support is feasible and any initial handover work.
Coverage, response expectations and escalation contacts must be agreed explicitly. A website description does not establish a service-level agreement.
Separate agreed upkeep from additional development. New capabilities can be scoped and approved independently.
HAVE SOMETHING IN MIND?
Tell us where you want to go.
We’ll help work out what to build.