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Process

Repeatable. Reversible. Documented.

A six-step workflow designed for clean handoffs. Your team ends up stronger, not dependent.

6
Services
$4K
Starting
15+
Years
OPERATEPROVEBASELINE

The Six Steps

Guiding Principles

01

Discovery & Goals

COMPLETE

Define outcomes, constraints, and the operational reality before touching anything.

02

Current-State Assessment

COMPLETE

Inventory systems, dependencies, drift, and risk with hard evidence.

03

Plan with Options

COMPLETE

Present phased options with tradeoffs, not a single take-it-or-leave-it proposal.

04

Controlled Implementation

ACTIVE

Make changes in reversible steps with validation gates at each stage.

05

Validation

PENDING

Restore testing, cutover verification, and stability checks with proof.

06

Handoff

PENDING

Docs, diagrams, and runbooks your team can actually own and operate.

What a clean handoff includes

Every project ends with documentation your team can actually use. You don't need us after we leave.

diagram
1:1
system-to-diagram ratio

Architecture diagrams and dependency maps

Visual topology of your environment—what talks to what, what breaks when something goes down.

runbook
< 15 min
time to first action

Runbooks for common operations and recovery

Step-by-step procedures your team can follow without calling us. Written for the person who answers the phone at 2 AM.

script
80%+
manual toil eliminated

Automation scripts with usage notes

Tested scripts for repeatable tasks—patching, validation, failover checks—with inline comments and usage examples.

log
100%
decisions documented

Decision log for key design choices

Why we chose option A over option B. So the next person doesn't undo your investment because they don't understand the tradeoff.

access
0
orphaned accounts

Access and ownership boundaries

Who owns what, who can change what, and how credentials are managed. No more tribal knowledge.

test
100%
critical systems tested

Validation results (including restore tests)

Proof that backups restore, failovers work, and changes stick. Evidence, not assumptions.

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