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Services: scoped per project

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Websites

Sites built to convert, not just to look good

Strategy-led websites with clear positioning, fast performance and search structure built in, ready for your team to manage.

£7 per hour

  • Strategy-led positioning
  • Fast performance
  • Search structure built in
  • Ready for your team to manage
How we provide a service

One practice: the same five steps behind every service

Whether it is a website or an AI automation, every engagement follows the same workflow, with a clear deliverable at the end of each step.

  1. 01

    Discover

    We listen first and map how your operation really runs: the people, the tools and every hand-off between them.

    Operations map
  2. 02

    Scope

    A fixed scope and a price range, agreed up front and tied to the outcome you need, so there are no surprises.

    Scope and estimate
  3. 03

    Design

    Architecture and prototypes you can react to before anything is built, so changes are cheap and early.

    Blueprint
  4. 04

    Deliver

    Built in reviewable increments, integrated with your systems and tested against agreed acceptance criteria.

    Working system
  5. 05

    Support

    Handover, training and continuous improvement, so the service keeps paying off as your business grows.

    Run-book and roadmap
Development life cycle

A loop, not a line: delivery that keeps improving

Software and automation are never really finished. Our life cycle closes the loop, so what we learn from a live system shapes the next release.

CONTINUOUSDELIVERY1Plan2Design3Build4Test5Release6Improve
  1. 1PlanGoals, scope and success measures agreed before work starts.
  2. 2DesignArchitecture, user flows and the integration plan.
  3. 3BuildShort, reviewable increments, so you see progress as it happens.
  4. 4TestAutomated and hands-on testing against the acceptance criteria.
  5. 5ReleaseA staged rollout with monitoring and a safe way back.
  6. 6ImproveMeasure, learn, and feed what we find into the next cycle.
Workflow implementation

From manual hand-offs to one connected workflow

This is what implementation does to a typical workflow, and the six steps we follow to get there.

✓Request✓CRM✓Finance✓Fulfilment✓ReportData re-keyed at every hand-offAGENTOne flow. Exceptions only reach a person.

Before implementation

  1. 1Map the current workflowWe follow a real request through your business and record every tool and hand-off.
  2. 2Choose triggers, rules and agentsWe decide what starts each step, what the rules are, and where an agent can act.
  3. 3Connect your systemsCRM, finance, stock and the rest are integrated so data moves once, not many times.
  4. 4Test with real dataThe workflow runs safely against your real scenarios before anyone relies on it.
  5. 5Go live alongside the old processBoth run in parallel for a short period, so there is never a gap in service.
  6. 6Monitor, tune and hand overWe watch it in production, tune the rules, and train your team to own it.
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