What's included

• excelence

  1. **Final Product or Service**: The primary deliverable is the completion of the product or service outlined in the project scope. 2. **Documentation**: This includes any relevant documentation such as user manuals, technical specifications, or project reports. 3. **Training Materials**: If applicable, materials for training end-users or staff on how to use or maintain the product. 4. **Source Code**: For software development projects, the client may receive the source code along with documentation on how to maintain and update it. 5. **Design Assets**: For projects involving design work, such as branding or website development, the client may receive design files, logos, graphics, etc. 6. **Testing and Quality Assurance Reports**: Documentation showing the results of testing and quality assurance processes to ensure the product meets requirements and standards. 7. **Support and Maintenance Plan**: Details on how support and maintenance will be handled post-project completion, including any warranties or service level agreements (SLAs). 8. **Final Invoice**: A detailed invoice outlining the costs incurred during the project, including any additional expenses or changes from the original agreement. 9. **Project Closure Report**: A summary report outlining the project's achievements, challenges faced, lessons learned, and recommendations for future projects. 10. **Handover Meeting**: A meeting where the project team formally hands over the deliverables to the client, discusses any outstanding issues, and addresses any final questions or concerns. It's essential for both parties to agree on these deliverables upfront as part of the project scope to ensure clarity and alignment on expectations.