Step 4 · Delivery

Delivery in stages: Who implements your TX Roadmap?

We do. Stage by stage: integration, template migration, signature workflows. Every stage has a defined scope and ends with working software. After every stage you decide anew: exit possible at any time, with no loose ends.

Who is the stage model for?

For everyone who wants delivery done for them while keeping control.

The plan is in place, now it should be built. But no one wants to sign a large fixed-price project with an uncertain end any more. The stage model is for you if you recognise at least one of these sentences:

  • “The TX Roadmap is here, now someone should deliver.”
  • “Alongside the day-to-day business, our team has no capacity for the TX integration.”
  • “We have burned our fingers on a big project once before.”
  • “The old Word automation is to give way step by step, with no big bang.”
What you get

Three commitments every stage keeps.

Defined scope

Before every stage it is set out in writing what it covers and what runs at the end: for example the TX integration into your application, the migration of your templates or the signature workflow. No wandering targets.

Working software

Every stage ends with a usable result in your application, not with an interim state. Whatever is finished works for you and your customers from that point on.

Exit after every stage

After every stage you decide anew: continue, pause or stop. If you exit, no loose ends remain, and the source code together with the documentation is yours.

How the stage model works

Four steps that repeat per stage.

1 · Cutting the stages

From the TX Roadmap (or a scoping conversation) the cut emerges: which stage brings the greatest benefit first? Typically: integration, then template migration, then signatures.

2 · Quote per stage

You get a quote with a defined scope, a defined result and an effort range. You commission exactly this stage, no more.

3 · Implementation

Our development team implements, with technical lead by one of our senior architects. On request closely interlocked with your team, so that knowledge stays with you.

4 · Result & decision

The stage ends with working software in your application. Then you decide anew: next stage, a pause or handover to your team.

Price

Every stage calculated individually. No project trap.

Developer implementing the document automation at the workstation
Delivery

Delivery in stages

Integration of TX Text Control, migration of your templates, replacement of old Word automation, signature workflows: we implement the roadmap for you, stage by stage. All prices net plus VAT.

The scope of every stage is fixed in writing before the start. You always commission only the next stage, never the whole project at once.

per stagecalculated individually ✓ Exit after every stage, with no loose ends

And how does that fit into the TX journey?

The stages are the delivery stage of the TX journey: the TX Compass (499.00 €, fully credited toward the Roadmap) clarifies the direction, the TX Roadmap delivers the target architecture and the stage cut, then we drive. And after the last stage we keep your solution running on request with sparring or a maintenance contract.

Honestly

The stage model is inconvenient. For us.

A service provider who sells you a big project has tied you up for years. We have to win you over anew after every stage, with delivered software instead of status reports. That is exactly why we build this way: as a partner of Text Control GmbH we have been integrating the component into industry solutions for years and know that trust in document projects arises from running code.

If your team would rather take on the implementation itself, we say that too: then the TX Jump Start or TX Sparring is the more honest way than commissioning us.

Start stage 1
Frequently asked questions

Answered clearly.

What does a stage cost?

Every stage is calculated individually, net plus VAT. Before the start we fix the scope in writing: what the stage covers, what runs at the end and within which effort range. You always commission only the next stage, never the whole project at once.

Can we really exit after every stage?

Yes, that is the core of the model. Every stage ends with working software that has a value in itself. If you exit afterwards, no loose ends remain, and the source code together with the documentation is yours.

Do we need the TX Roadmap first?

In most cases yes, because the Roadmap delivers the target architecture and the sensible stage cut. If your project is small and clearly outlined, for example replacing a single Word automation, we clarify the cut in a scoping conversation too.

Who works on our application?

Our development team, with technical lead by one of our senior architects. On request we work closely with your team, so that the TX knowledge stays with you.

What happens after the last stage?

You have the choice: your team takes over and we accompany it with TX Sparring, or we keep the solution running with the TX Maintenance Contract, with annual TX version updates, security care and a support quota.

Still unsure?

The TX Roadmap delivers the stage cut.

Before the first stage starts, it needs a target architecture and a sensible cut. That is exactly what the TX Roadmap delivers, from 3,999.00 €, on request with a working PoC as proof. The TX Compass is fully credited.

To the TX Roadmap
The next step

Request stage 1.

Write us a few lines about where you stand: roadmap in place or not, which application, what should run first. We will get back to you within one business day with proposed dates. You talk to someone who understands TX Text Control and your .NET world.

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