What's included

• The deliverables that a client receives will depend on the specific project or service that has been agreed upon. However, in general, deliverables may include:

  1. Final product or service: This is the main deliverable that the client is paying for. It could be a software application, a website, a marketing campaign, or any other tangible output. 2. Reports and analysis: Depending on the nature of the project, the client may receive reports, analysis, or other forms of data that provide insights into the performance or effectiveness of the project. 3. Documentation: The client may receive documentation that outlines how to use the product or service, including user manuals, technical specifications, and other relevant information. 4. Training materials: If the project involves the client's staff or team, the client may receive training materials, including videos, presentations, or other materials that help the team to understand and use the product or service. 5. Support and maintenance: Depending on the terms of the agreement, the client may receive ongoing support and maintenance for the product or service, including bug fixes, updates, and other forms of technical assistance.