Sprint delivery page

Keep delivery narrow, visible, and easy to approve.

This page defines what ships in the sprint, what revision logic applies, and what counts as complete. It protects speed by keeping the delivery tight instead of turning it into an open-ended project.

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72h target delivery window
1 narrow bottleneck at a time
1 light revision cycle

Delivery Scope

What typically ships in the core sprint.

Follow-Up Flow

One message flow or response path that moves warm leads toward the next action faster.

Intake Structure

One cleaner intake summary or information handoff so details stop getting lost between interest and close.

Owner SOP

One short SOP or handoff note so the client can actually use what was shipped without guesswork.

Revision Rule

Keep revisions light so the sprint stays fast.

What Revisions Are For

Revisions are for tightening the delivered sprint assets, not for changing the core problem or reopening scope from zero.

What Changes Are Fine

Tone changes, CTA tightening, wording adjustments, and small structural clarifications are within normal revision logic.

What Is New Scope

Adding brand-new flows, unrelated pages, or a second bottleneck is a new scope decision, not a revision.

Completion

Define done clearly so approval is easy.

Done Means

The agreed sprint assets are delivered, one light revision cycle is handled if needed, and the owner has the handoff material.

Success Metric

Faster first response time, fewer missed quote opportunities, and cleaner intake detail for the person who closes.

Commercial Close

Deposit starts the sprint. Remaining balance is due on delivery.

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Flow

Brief first. Delivery second. Handoff third.

This page sits after the brief and before final handoff. Use it to keep delivery narrow and avoid scope drift.

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