Fixed Scope Pricing & Governance

Three engagements, one sequential path.

Each engagement is fixed price against written scope. The Diagnostic measures one workflow, the build delivers it, and managed operations keeps it running.

  • Fixed Price Contracts
  • Written Scope Only
  • 90-Day Assurance
  1. Step 01Mandatory Baseline

    Workflow Diagnostic

    Maps one workflow and proves the business case.

    from €3,000

    What it covers:

    • One named workflow mapped end to end
    • Time and margin leakage quantified
    • Measured baseline established
    • Acceptance criteria in writing
    • Decision document you own

    What it does not cover:

    • Fee is not deducted from build
    • Not a free fit call
  2. Step 02Core Engineering

    Connected Delivery System

    Custom single-source delivery pipeline build.

    from €10,000

    What it covers:

    • One named workflow built
    • Agreed client interface
    • Retained systems integration
    • Knowledge & data model
    • Testing, training & stabilisation

    What it does not cover:

    • Second workflow
    • Historical data bulk remediation
    • Unlimited change
  3. Step 03Operated SLA

    Managed System Operations

    Runs the live system after handover.

    from €1,500 per month

    What it covers:

    • One live system monitored
    • Irish business hours triage
    • Controlled improvements
    • Monthly cancel option

    What it does not cover:

    • New workflows
    • Unplanned advisory
    • 24/7 staffed support

We are not currently registered for VAT, so no VAT is added to our fees.

Discuss one workflow

Governance Standard

Why the Diagnostic is not optional

It maps one workflow end to end, quantifies where expert time and margin are going, establishes the baseline everything afterwards is measured against, and defines the acceptance criteria in writing. It produces a decision document you own. Its fee is not deducted from the build.

Performance Assurance

If the Diagnostic cannot evidence recoverable value worth at least three times its own fee — calculated from data and assumptions agreed with you in advance — it is not charged.

Payment Terms

Payment and acceptance

Build engagements are invoiced in three parts. The final payment falls due only once the acceptance criteria agreed at the Diagnostic are met.

The Diagnostic and the delivery build are two separate contracts. These three payments belong to the delivery contract only, and the first falls due when that contract is signed — after the Diagnostic is finished and the scope is agreed, not at the start of the relationship.

  1. 40%Signing
  2. 30%Milestone
  3. 30%Acceptance

Overruns caused by our own estimation are ours to absorb. Changes of scope, delays on your side and third-party issues go through written change control before the work is done.

First Workflow Assurance

Fixed price. Agreed acceptance criteria. If we do not meet them, we correct at our cost—and if we still cannot, you are not left paying for work that did not deliver.

Correction runs for 90 days from acceptance of the delivered workflow.

What you own

You own your data, your content and the bespoke outputs built for you. We keep our frameworks, methods, reusable components and the underlying architecture. Handover is documented and so is the exit path.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions we are asked first

Can we skip the Diagnostic and go straight to a build?

No. A build priced without a measured baseline is one neither of us can hold the other to. The Diagnostic is what makes the fixed price, the acceptance criteria and the assurance possible.

Is the Diagnostic fee deducted from the build?

No. The Diagnostic is a standalone engagement that produces a decision document you own. Its fee is not deducted from the build.

What does a complete first workflow typically come to?

It starts with the Diagnostic (from €3,000) followed by the Connected Delivery System (from €10,000), depending on the final scope determined during the diagnostic.

Bring one workflow that is costing you time, margin or control.

Discuss one workflow