One locked scope

Before building, we agree one process, one integration boundary, and one measurable success criterion. Anything outside that boundary moves to separate scoping.

  1. Week 1

    Confirm the recommendation, scope, integration boundary, and success metric.

  2. Weeks 2–4

    Build the solution and handle uncertain or invalid data explicitly.

  3. Week 5

    Test on live data alongside the existing process.

  4. Week 6

    Hand over to the team with a practical runbook.

What can fit into a Sprint

These are illustrative scopes, not client case studies.

Appointment booking connected to staff calendars.

Automatic B2B configuration and quoting.

Route planning based on current orders.

Replacing an expensive manual bridge between a spreadsheet and another system.

Audit and Sprint are separate services

For an operational problem, the Sprint normally implements one recommendation from a completed Audit. A funded project with validated scope, interfaces, and acceptance criteria can start directly with a Sprint.

Choose one measurable outcome

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