Engagements — 03
Deploy.
One named system (outbound, content, voice, CRO, ops) built in your stack, live in production, documented, and handed to your team. Scoped per system.
What you get
- i.One named system, live in productionThe system
- ii.Built in your stack, on your dataNo parallel universe
- iii.Documentation and handoffYour team owns the keys
Who it’s for
Companies with one obvious leak (follow-up that dies, content that never ships, calls that go to voicemail) that’s worth fixing this quarter, not this fiscal year.
Deploy is where most engagements prove out. When the first system earns its keep, Embed is how the second and third get built behind it.
How it runs
No discovery phase. A schedule.
- Day 0–3
Scope locked
We pick the system, define what “working” means, and stand up environments.
- Day 7
First system in production
The first working version goes live in your stack. Real code, real data, real customers.
- Day 7–30
Layered in
The system hardens against reality: edge cases, reporting, the boring parts that make it stick.
- Day 30–60
Handoff
Documented, owned by your team, running without me.
Straight answers
Asked about Deploy
Because a voice agent and a full outbound engine are not the same build. You get a fixed number before we start — it just depends on the system.
“Working” is defined in the scope, in writing, before I start. That’s the standard the build is judged against.