Week 0: Intake
Capture context, stakeholders, systems, and success criteria before sprint kick-off.
Flagship engagement
The Agile Sprint
A four-week container to diagnose, design, and deploy the automation your team needs. Replace the placeholder narrative with your refined pitch, proof points, and pricing once research lands.
How the sprint runs
Each phase has rituals, artefacts, and sign-offs. Placeholder text explains the flow today—swap in real workshop names, cadence, or tooling later.
Week 1: Discover
Shadow, map, and instrument the current workflow. Agree on the smallest valuable slice to ship.
Week 2: Design
Prototype flows, validate edge cases, and confirm data contracts. Prep backlog for build.
Week 3: Build
Develop automations, integrations, and UI. Demo in-the-loop for fast feedback.
Week 4: Launch
Stabilise in production, enable teams, and hand over documentation complete with runbooks.
What you walk away with
Use these bullets to outline tangible deliverables. Swap in screenshots, metrics, and branded artefact names once the marketing kit is ready.
- Operations brief: process map, opportunity sizing, risk register
- Production-ready automation with monitoring hooks and logging
- Adoption toolkit: onboarding checklist, Loom walkthroughs, FAQ
- Measurement plan with leading indicators and ROI checkpoints
- Backlog of follow-on improvements ranked by effort and impact
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Keep adoption front and centre
This slot is perfect for testimonials, training stats, or a short case snippet showing adoption success. Until then, the copy reminds visitors adoption is part of the core offer.
Working sessions
Daily stand-ups, mid-week playback, and Friday show-and-tell keep progress transparent.
Documentation
Every build ships with architecture notes, SOPs, and a troubleshooting tree.
Handover
Runbooks, ownership matrix, and a 30-day support window ensure teams feel in control.
Questions teams usually ask
Replace the placeholders with real objections or procurement questions once you have them gathered.
Who is the Agile Sprint for?
Teams who already know the problem and need it solved fast, stakeholders who value shipping over slideware, and environments where change adoption matters as much as code quality.
What does a sprint cost?
Use this paragraph to insert transparent pricing once finalised (flat fee, tiered, or usage-based). Include what is included vs optional add-ons.
How do we keep momentum afterwards?
Layer in subscription toolkits, training retainers, or quarterly optimisations. This placeholder copy can shift once the post-sprint offers are defined.
Ready to scope your sprint?
Drop us a note with your challenge and existing stack. We will return with scoping questions and availability within one business day.