Built around the work.
Converze designs and builds websites, applications, agents and the workflows around them. The starting point is a task from your business and the people who need it to work.
Agree the first useful outcome, who reviews it and how the work will be supported.
Begin with a real situation
A studio needs a clearer enquiry journey. An inspection team wants to turn field notes into a report. A service business wants to keep proposals and follow-ups in view. A recent example helps define the users, constraints and first useful result.
Choose the form around the task
A website helps people understand an offer and take a first step. A web or desktop application supports recurring work. An agent can use agreed information and tools within a defined scope. The project may combine these, depending on what the work needs.
Make the decisions visible
The brief, proposed approach and open questions belong together. Agree who checks the output, which actions need approval and how changes are handled. The saved vOS and customer-workspace previews illustrate that working pattern.
Agree the commercial scope
Setup work, ongoing service and usage are described in a proposal. The agreement defines responsibilities, costs, support and the terms for continuing or ending the service. Contact channels and response arrangements are confirmed for the engagement.
Reading editionPractical guidance for scoping a workflow with Converze.
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