What was installed
Purpose, systems involved, implemented path, explicit boundaries and the versioned scope accepted for delivery.
Representative delivery artifact
A system should remain understandable after the builder leaves the screen.
This is the handover structure BYFORCE uses as the delivery standard for a bounded implementation. It is a representative template, not a redacted client document.
Handover contents
What the receiving operator should be able to find.
Accounts and access
Which accounts are client-owned, required permission levels and where credentials are managed. Secrets themselves do not belong in the handover document.
How working state was proven
Test cases, expected behavior, completed checks and any known accepted limitations.
Runbook
Normal operating path, common failure states, retry/recovery behavior, escalation points and where logs or status are inspected.
What remains covered
Monitoring, break/fix, ordinary compatibility remediation and bounded improvements inside the implemented scope.
What becomes a new scope
Platform replacement, migration, substantial redesign, new systems and material new functionality remain separate work.
Delivery standard
Scope, prove, document, hand over.
The commercial package pages show the acceptance and maintenance boundary before purchase.