HOW WE WORK
Six steps, no open-ended hourly drift
The same sequence on every project, whether it is a two-week integration or a phased migration. You approve the scope before we build, and you own the result when we are done.
THE PROCESS
From a messy workflow to a shipped system
Most projects run two to six weeks. Larger migrations are phased so you can stop after any phase.
01
Review
We read the plugins, the code and the data before quoting, so the estimate reflects the hooks that actually exist rather than the ones we hope for.
02
Map
We document how the workflow runs today — including the manual steps someone performs each morning that nobody wrote down.
03
Scope
A written scope with a fixed price and timeline. You approve what changes, what stays stock, and what happens on the edge cases.
04
Build
Plugin-native code on public hooks, in your repository, reviewed as it lands rather than dropped in one lump at the end.
05
Test
Staging against real data, including the failure paths — refunds, retries, partial writes, expired tokens and the rest.
06
Hand off
Documentation, a runbook and a walkthrough. Ongoing support is available and never required.
Four commitments that shape every project
You approve the scope before we build
No work starts on a verbal. The scope names what changes, what does not, and what happens when something fails.
Nothing is hidden until the end
Code lands in your repository as it is written, so your developer can read it while it is still cheap to redirect.
We say no to work that is not ours
If a plugin already does it, or a generalist would serve you better, that is the answer you get.
You own it when we leave
Source, documentation and accounts in your name. The test is whether someone else could take over tomorrow.
Ready to start at step one?
Send the workflow and the stack behind it. The review costs you nothing and ends with a straight answer.
