Every small change takes weeks.
Fixing one thing breaks another.
Your developers are not lazy.
Nothing is written down, so every release is a decision someone makes again.
We put the checks and the written steps in place.
Automated checks catch mistakes before your customers do.
We write it down as your procedures, and we leave them with you.
What you get
- Releases that stop being frightening.
- Checks that run on every change.
- The procedures as documents you own.
What usually happens instead
Most suppliers offer more developers. Adding people to this makes it slower.
The price
€6,000 to €15,000, over four to eight weeks.
Your code, your servers and your accounts are yours from day one.
Nothing is in our name.
At the end, you get a written handover: where everything is, what it costs to run, and what to do if something breaks.
Any competent developer can pick it up from there.
Questions people ask
Is this just writing tests?
Tests are part of it. The rest is the written steps for getting a change out, so that shipping stops being a decision someone has to make again from scratch.
Will my team have to change how they work?
In small ways. The checks run on every change and the steps are written down. Your developers keep the tools they already use.
Do we keep the procedures if we stop working with you?
Yes. They are written as your documents and they stay with you. That is the point of writing them down.