1. Define the Problem

Before development, clarify business goals, user roles, current workflows and data sources. Turn requirements into a scope that can be discussed, implemented and accepted.

2. Validate Core Workflows in Stages

Prioritize design and development so essential workflows can be demonstrated early. Stage feedback helps improve details before the whole application is completed.

3. Validate and Hand Over

Check functions against agreed requirements and define deployment, content ownership and operating guidance. Integrations require clear data sources, permissions and exception handling.

4. Keep the Application Maintainable

After launch, resolve issues and iterate within an agreed support scope. Maintenance should match business needs. This article describes our collaboration approach and makes no customer-performance claims.