Software discovery sprint
Scope the first internal-tool release before committing to the build.
For a real existing workflow or codebase that needs inspection before the first release can be scoped honestly.
Send the workflow for software discovery- Price
- $2.5k–$6k
- Timeline
- Usually 5–7 working days after access
- Starting point
- Your existing process and code
- Result
- Five-part discovery package
Use the sprint when the problem is real but the build is not yet clear
- A real existing workflow or codebase whose first internal-tool release is still fuzzy.
- A team that needs evidence before committing to a larger build.
- A decision owner who can provide access to the relevant process, data, integrations, and people.
Bring the workflow, failure point, and practical constraints
- The current workflow, state changes, failure points, and people who own decisions.
- Relevant code, data, integrations, access constraints, deadline, and budget range.
- The acceptance checks that would make the first release useful and safe.
From the current process to a buildable scope
- Map the current workflow and state transitions, including the point where it fails.
- Inventory data, integrations, access, ownership, and the current code boundary.
- Separate reusable parts from risks, exclusions, dependencies, and the first useful build.
- Sequence the work and price the estimate from the evidence found during the review.
Enough evidence to make the next decision
The result is grounded in the process and code that already exist.
- Current workflow and state map.
- Data, integration, access, and ownership inventory.
- First-release scope with exclusions and acceptance checks.
- Risk and dependency register.
- Sequenced build estimate with evidence behind the range.