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Delivery Assurance

The standard gets set before the build, not measured after launch.

I close the gap between approval and implementation. Client, design and development line up before handoff, so approvals stick, developers build once, and your margin stays intact.

For Shopware and Shopify.

Scope of services (PDF) ↓

Problem → Result

Without the Delivery Layer

  • Revision loops between client, design and dev eat the fixed-price margin
  • “That is not what we approved”, after the build instead of before
  • Brand customisations land in the wrong theme layer, or in an app and section structure that grew over time, and break on the next update
  • Developers translate client wishes instead of developing

With the Delivery Layer

  • One approved build specification, signed off by every party
  • Change requests are translated into consequences before they reach the dev team
  • Storefront customisations are documented update-safe
  • Acceptance against the approval, not against memory

Who it's for

Embedded

Agencies

Running larger storefront projects, launches, relaunches or migrations. You keep your process and your team. I take responsibility for the layer between client requirements and development that nobody officially owns today. Your client sees: the agency brings in the architect who built the system.

Independent

Merchants

Facing a migration, a relaunch or a larger storefront investment. I sit on your side of the table: I translate your requirements into a specification your agency cannot misread, assess proposals and migration plans independently, and check that what gets delivered matches what you approved, before the final invoice is paid.

Phases of work

Phase 1

Discovery

Service

Stakeholder interviews, audit of theme and storefront

Result

Requirements catalog · as-is analysis of the storefront architecture

Package

Blueprint

Phase 2

Specification

Service

Design intent mapped against platform reality, requirements checked against the standard

Result

Theme layer mapping · effort and update risk per requirement · the eight steps of a purchase decision written into the build specification as a requirement

Package

Blueprint

Phase 3

Alignment and approval

Service

Workshop with client, design and development

Result

Build specification signed off by every party

Package

Blueprint

Phase 4

Build supervision

Service

Ongoing layer between client ↔ development

Result

Translated change requests · decision logs

Package

Retainer

Phase 5

Acceptance

Service

As-built check against the approval

Result

Acceptance report · update-safe documentation

Package

Retainer

Packages and fees

Storefront Blueprint

Phases 1–3 · flat fee

from €4,500 flat

  • 2–3 weeks, before development starts
  • For a launch, relaunch, redesign or migration
  • Ends with the approved build specification
  • Also available as an independent migration assessment

Interface Retainer

Phases 4–5 · monthly

from €2,800 / month

  • Per project, for the duration of the build
  • I take over client communication on the build
  • Fixed availability, participation in client calls
  • Cancellable monthly

Pilot termsReduced rates apply for our first project together, in exchange for a reference statement on completion.

If you started with the analysis from the revenue path, the €1,900 is credited against the Blueprint.

Getting started

Free assessment within 48 h

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