Process
How every engagement works.
The same disciplined process applies to every client. What differs is the scope of the build and the depth of the partnership that follows.
Small Business
From discovery call to monthly partnership.
Five steps. A defined scope. A live system in two weeks. Then an ongoing partnership that keeps it running.
Discovery call
Discovery call.
We learn how your business operates — where orders come from, how you communicate with customers, what is breaking down. This is the only stage where assumptions are acceptable.
Timeline
30 minutes
Produces
Shared understanding of your business
Scope confirmation
Scope confirmation.
Based on the discovery call, we confirm exactly what will be built — which pages, which automations, which modules. You approve the scope before work begins.
Timeline
1–2 business days
Produces
Agreed scope and fixed price
Build
Build.
We build your website, configure WhatsApp automation, and set up your bookings or store. You review progress at defined checkpoints. Nothing ships without your sign-off.
Timeline
Typically two weeks
Produces
Production-ready system
Launch
Launch.
Your domain is connected, everything is tested, and you go live. We monitor the system closely in the first week. You get access to your client dashboard.
Timeline
Day of launch
Produces
Live system and dashboard access
Monthly partnership
Monthly partnership.
Abrevon maintains, monitors, and evolves your system every month. You submit change requests through your dashboard. We handle updates, fixes, and anything that needs attention.
Timeline
Ongoing
Produces
Maintained, evolving system
Ongoing
What Abrevon does every month.
The monthly retainer is not a support contract. It is what makes the system stay good — not just stay on.
Maintenance.
Dependencies updated. Compatibility maintained. Hosting and infrastructure kept current. Nothing left to accumulate.
Monitoring.
System health tracked continuously. Incidents detected before you notice them. Response begins before a client reports a problem.
Updates and changes.
Change requests submitted through the client dashboard. Each one assessed, scoped, and scheduled. No email chains, no ambiguity about what was agreed.
Incident response.
When something breaks, Abrevon is accountable for fixing it. Not a support ticket. Not a queue. A response from the team that built it.