Pre-Engagement Answers
Key details about start timeline, collaboration and delivery setup.
01How quickly can you start?
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Most engagements start within 1-3 weeks after discovery, scope alignment and access setup. During this period we finalize delivery goals, define success metrics, map risks and prepare the first sprint backlog. For urgent initiatives, we can launch a small core squad in a few business days and then expand to a full team without disrupting active delivery.
02Do you work with existing codebases?
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Yes. We regularly onboard into existing products with legacy architecture, inconsistent quality gates or limited documentation. We usually begin with a technical health assessment that covers architecture, CI/CD reliability, test coverage, performance bottlenecks and security basics, then deliver a prioritized stabilization plan. Improvements are introduced incrementally in parallel with feature delivery, so business roadmaps continue moving while technical debt is reduced in a controlled way.
03How do you manage communication?
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We run a clear communication cadence tailored to product teams: weekly delivery reviews with stakeholders, planning and risk syncs, and asynchronous daily updates. Every engagement uses shared reporting for roadmap progress, velocity, release quality, blockers and incident follow-ups, so status is visible without extra meetings. If priorities shift, we document decisions quickly and rebalance scope with owners on both sides to keep execution predictable.
04Can you provide end-to-end product teams?
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Yes. We can assemble a full cross-functional unit that includes product management, design, backend, frontend, mobile, QA and DevOps based on your stage and domain. Team shape is flexible: from a compact launch squad for MVP to multiple parallel squads for scaling and platform evolution. We also define responsibility boundaries, escalation paths and service levels from day one, so ownership stays clear as delivery grows.