A structured engagement in three stages, each with a defined scope, clear deliverables and formal approval before the next begins.

1Review

A defined scope, agreed in advance.

We assess your current systems and your requirements, and deliver a written plan that sets out what is working, what is not, and what should be addressed first.

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2Build

Delivered to an agreed specification.

We engineer the system and manage its complete set-up, from domain and hosting to accounts and security. Progress is reported at each milestone, and the system is formally accepted at launch.

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3Run

Governed by a service agreement.

From the day of launch we host, monitor, update and support the system, for as long as it remains in service.

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Every commitment is documented.

On completion of the review you receive a written plan that defines the scope, the deliverables and the service that follows. Nothing is changed without your written approval.

  • ReviewA defined scope, agreed in advance.
  • BuildDelivered to an agreed specification.
  • RunGoverned by a service agreement.

Complete set-up, managed by Codebay.

Domain, hosting, email, accounts and security are arranged by our team from the first day to launch. You receive a system that is ready for use.

  • Domain
  • Hosting
  • Email
  • Accounts
  • Security

Every engagement begins with a review. It concludes with a written plan that sets out the scope, the deliverables and the timeline, which you approve before any work begins.

Our founder leads every engagement, and the engineers who build your system continue to support it after launch.

Codebay hosts, monitors, updates and supports the system under a service agreement. Support is not transferred to a third party.

Yes. We begin with a technical review and then advise, in plain terms, what the system requires.

A structured assessment of your current systems and requirements, concluding in a written plan.

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