What's included

• rules

  Final Product or Service: This could be anything from a completed website, a written report, a software application, a marketing campaign, or any other tangible output agreed upon in the project scope. Documentation: This may include user manuals, technical documentation, project plans, or any other relevant documentation necessary for the client to understand and utilize the deliverable effectively. Source Files or Code: If applicable, clients may receive access to the source files or code related to the project. This allows them to make future modifications or updates independently if needed. Testing and Quality Assurance Reports: Depending on the nature of the project, clients may receive reports detailing the testing and quality assurance processes undertaken to ensure that the deliverable meets the specified requirements and standards. Training Materials: If the project involves implementing a new system or process, clients may receive training materials such as video tutorials, user guides, or live training sessions to ensure their team is equipped to use the deliverable effectively. Support and Maintenance Plan: Clients may receive a support and maintenance plan outlining the terms of ongoing support, updates, and maintenance services provided after the project's completion. Feedback and Evaluation: As part of the project closure process, clients may also receive a feedback survey or evaluation form to provide their thoughts on the project experience and the quality of the deliverables.