And if you miss the deadline?
A date matters to my business. What stands behind it?
A launch affects the rest of your plans. The delivery date should be part of a clear project agreement, alongside the scope and amount.
THE QUESTION THAT MATTERS

THE CLIENT
A date matters to my business. What stands behind it?
A date matters to my business. What stands behind it?
A launch affects the rest of your plans. The delivery date should be part of a clear project agreement, alongside the scope and amount.
Let’s put the scope and delivery date in writing.
Before the work begins, we agree the deliverables and dates. Your client account keeps the project plan and its dated updates together.
If we miss the agreed delivery date, you don’t pay 50% of the project fee.
That is our delivery commitment. The 50% figure refers to the project fee, not a required advance percentage. Your advance is agreed separately for your project.
Your dates, progress and documents stay connected.
The project workspace shows the agreed delivery date, current milestones and recorded schedule updates. The written agreement is the reference for your project.
View our processTell us the date that matters, and what you need ready by then.
We will discuss the scope and timeline before confirming a project. Your written billing arrangement will explain how the delivery commitment is handled for that agreement.