Custom Project
A new system, module, migration or integration, built to an agreed scope.
From RM30,000
Ask about Custom Project- Type
- One-off work
- Result
- A new system, module, migration or integration, built to an agreed scope for an agreed price.
You know what you need built, and you want an agreed price and milestones.
What is in scope
- A defined build: a new system, a module, a migration or an integration.
- Scope, milestones and how each milestone is accepted, agreed up front.
- Testing with your staff and real data before go-live.
- Handover of the code, accounts and documentation.
What you bring
- What the system must do and who will use it.
- The business rules, including the awkward exceptions.
- The systems it connects to, and access to them.
- People to test it and someone to sign it off.
Not included
- Changes after the scope is agreed, unless you approve what they add.
- A roadmap that is still being worked out. If priorities will keep changing, Managed Delivery fits better.
- Hosting, licences and third-party fees, unless the quote includes them.
Price and terms
From RM30,000, quoted once the scope is agreed and paid in stages tied to milestones. Prices exclude SST.
How it starts
- 1.
Share the brief
What you need built, who will use it and any deadline that matters.
- 2.
Scope and quote
We work through the scope with you and quote a fixed price, with milestones and how each is accepted.
- 3.
Build in milestones
Each milestone is shown, tested and signed off before the next begins.
Questions about Custom Project
No. The price covers the agreed scope. If something new comes up, we tell you what it adds in cost and time, and you decide. A genuine bug in what we built is ours to fix.
A Fix Sprint, from RM3,000, suits one clear problem. For a steady stream of smaller changes, look at System Improvement.
Your company, once the work is paid for. The code, accounts and data stay under your control, and the handover gives your team or another vendor what they need to carry on.
Tell us what isn’t working.
A few lines is enough: the system, what’s going wrong and what it’s costing you. We’ll reply with where we would start.