What's included

• When a client reaches the end of a project, there are several deliverables they can expect. These deliverables may vary depending on the nature of the project, but here are some common examples:

  1. Final Product or Service: The client will receive the completed product or service that was agreed upon at the beginning of the project. This could be a physical item, a software application, a website, or any other tangible or intangible deliverable.

• When a client reaches the end of a project, there are several deliverables they can expect. These deliverables may vary depending on the nature of the project, but here are some common examples:

  2. Documentation: The client may receive documentation that outlines the project scope, requirements, and specifications. This can include user manuals, technical documentation, or any other relevant information that helps the client understand and utilize the deliverable.

• When a client reaches the end of a project, there are several deliverables they can expect. These deliverables may vary depending on the nature of the project, but here are some common examples:

  3. Reports and Presentations: Depending on the project, the client may receive reports or presentations summarizing the work that was done, the results achieved, and any recommendations for future actions.