The developer left, the system works — but nobody dares to touch it. We take it over, document it, and from then on it has an owner.
We map the system: what runs where, what depends on what, where the risks are. This becomes written documentation — the first deliverable.
Access management, backups, operational basics. We touch nothing until there is a safety net.
Once the takeover is stable, the postponed changes can come — as sized, fixed-price requests.
The first step is a fixed-price assessment: we review what exists and tell you in writing what can be done, for how much, by when. Then you decide.
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