PROCESS

Clarify scope, quote, payment, acceptance, and handover first

Budget, priority, first-release scope, acceptance method, source-code handover, and launch support are confirmed before implementation begins.

AssessmentBudget rangeFirst releaseHandover
Project delivery process board

Delivery proof

See the process as lanes, not paragraphs

Each stage shows client input, studio output, stage result, and commercial checkpoint together.

Delivery should be visible before it is claimed
01 Scope boundary
02 Prototype / API
03 Testing
04 Handover
Requirement notes, API specs, test checklists, launch lists, and deployment notes make progress reviewable.

Stage Result

See Delivery Process

Software quote process, scope assessment, focused first release, milestone delivery, acceptance, launch, handover, and maintenance boundaries are handled as clear stages.

Assess and agree
01 · Initial Discussion
Client Provides
Business context, goals, existing systems, expected launch timing, and rough budget range.
TailorSol Studio Delivers
Initial judgment on project type, risks, missing information, and next questions.
Commercial Checkpoint
No formal quote is normally produced at this stage.
02 · Requirement Assessment
Client Provides
Core workflows, roles, priorities, existing materials, integrations, and constraints.
TailorSol Studio Delivers
MVP scope, boundaries, dependencies, risks, delivery rhythm, and technology suggestions.
Commercial Checkpoint
Once assessment is clear enough, the project moves to solution and quote.
03 · Solution and Quote
Client Provides
Scope confirmation, priority tradeoffs, acceptable budget range, and key dates.
TailorSol Studio Delivers
Solution proposal, quote, milestones, deliverables, acceptance method, and risk notes.
Commercial Checkpoint
The formal quote happens in this stage.
Design and build
04 · Contract and Deposit
Client Provides
Contract or order confirmation, payment method, communication mechanism, and project owner.
TailorSol Studio Delivers
Schedule, project plan, collaboration method, material handover list, and kickoff requirements.
Commercial Checkpoint
The deposit is paid in this stage; full implementation does not start before deposit.
05 · Architecture and Prototype
Client Provides
Confirm key workflows, page structure, permission rules, data fields, and third-party accounts.
TailorSol Studio Delivers
Architecture, prototype, data model, API plan, deployment plan, and monitoring plan.
Commercial Checkpoint
Major scope changes should be assessed for timeline and cost impact.
06 · Implementation
Client Provides
Provide staged feedback, test accounts, integration confirmation, and business rule details.
TailorSol Studio Delivers
Frontend, backend, database, admin, integrations, rate limits, human verification, AI integration, and related features.
Commercial Checkpoint
Milestone payments can be attached if defined in the agreement.
Accept and launch
07 · Testing and Acceptance
Client Provides
Participate in acceptance and distinguish defects, improvements, and new requirements.
TailorSol Studio Delivers
Fix defects, run compatibility checks, test forms, chat flows, and admin handling.
Commercial Checkpoint
Final payment starts after acceptance is confirmed.
08 · Final Payment and Delivery
Client Provides
Pay the final payment and receive code, deployment, accounts, docs, and access.
TailorSol Studio Delivers
Source code, build output, deployment notes, database schema, environment variables, and admin notes.
Commercial Checkpoint
Agreed delivery materials are handed over after final payment.
09 · Launch and Maintenance
Client Provides
Confirm production domain, launch window, maintenance mode, and next iteration priorities.
TailorSol Studio Delivers
Production launch, monitoring, logs, alerts, backups, rollback verification, and maintenance suggestions.
Commercial Checkpoint
Maintenance can be monthly, per task, or scoped as new requirements.

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