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Choose a focused engagement to understand your software, plan the next step, or deliver a tested .NET improvement. Scope, deliverables, and responsibilities are agreed before work begins.

Software Health Check

Understand what is slowing your software down and decide what to address first.

Best for: an existing application with difficult changes, fragile integrations, unclear structure, or gaps in testing.

What you receive

  • A concise map of the agreed system area and critical workflows.
  • Findings tied to the code, configuration, or documentation reviewed.
  • A prioritized risk and improvement list, with recommended next steps.
  • A walkthrough of the findings and their limitations.
Scope, inputs, and completion

Scope: one agreed application or subsystem and a bounded review. You provide agreed access, available documentation, and context from a system owner.

Complete when: the agreed report and walkthrough are delivered, with reviewed areas and limitations recorded.

Not included: implementation, review of every component, penetration testing, or certification.

Software Design Blueprint

Turn a business requirement into a technical plan your team can implement.

Best for: a new application, significant feature, integration, or modernization effort that needs decisions before coding.

What you receive

  • Clarified requirements, assumptions, constraints, and open questions.
  • System diagrams and documented technical decisions with trade-offs.
  • Relevant data and API contracts for the agreed capability.
  • A phased delivery backlog, acceptance criteria, and a design walkthrough.
Scope, inputs, and completion

Scope: one agreed system or business capability. You provide business goals, constraints, existing contracts, and access to the relevant decision-makers.

Complete when: the agreed design pack and review are delivered, with remaining assumptions and decisions made explicit.

Not included: full implementation or an unlimited cycle of design revisions. The review allowance is agreed in the proposal.

.NET Delivery Sprint

Deliver one meaningful software improvement with testing and handover included.

Best for: one sufficiently defined backend feature, application integration, module improvement, or testing improvement. The sprint focuses on one agreed outcome—not all of these at once.

What you receive

  • The agreed code changes and relevant automated tests.
  • A demonstration against the agreed acceptance criteria.
  • Implementation notes, known limitations, and handover.
Scope, inputs, and completion

Scope: one bounded software increment. You provide agreed repository and test-environment access, acceptance criteria, and a reviewer.

Complete when: the increment is reviewed against acceptance criteria and its test results, notes, and handover are delivered.

Not included: an unlimited backlog, a whole-system rewrite, hosting, or ongoing operational support. Deployment responsibilities are agreed explicitly.

Technical Advisory

Give an existing engineering team a reliable technical sounding board.

Best for: a team that already has developers and needs recurring help with technical decisions, design reviews, engineering practices, or prioritization.

What you receive

  • Scheduled technical discussions and a defined review allowance.
  • Written decisions, recommendations, and agreed next actions.
  • A review of progress and priorities for the engagement period.
Capacity, inputs, and boundaries

Scope: a monthly package with agreed sessions, review capacity, channels, and response expectations. You provide the review material, questions, and team contact.

Completion: delivery of the agreed sessions, reviews, and written actions for the period.

Not included: unlimited messaging, full-time team management, on-call incident support, or an open-ended development commitment.

Not sure which package fits?

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