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How does an engagement usually start?
With a fixed-scope assessment or discovery phase. For licensing that is an entitlement review; for a build it is a discovery and specification phase. You receive a written specification and a cost basis before committing to delivery, so the decision to proceed is made with real information.
Is there a minimum project size?
No. A single entitlement review and a multi-month platform build are both normal pieces of work for us. What matters is whether the requirement is clear enough to scope.
Do you work with organisations outside your region?
Yes. Licensing, cloud and application work is delivered remotely as standard. Where an engagement genuinely needs someone on site, we say so during scoping rather than after.
Who owns the work you produce?
You do. Source code, repositories, cloud tenants and licence entitlements are registered in your name, and documentation and handover are part of the scope. If you later choose a different supplier, nothing prevents that.