The model
Managed Delivery for digital product
From scope to production, under a single delivery accountability. Turnkey delivery evolved for digital product: Neltika takes on a complete module or product, from definition to production.
What it is
A single owner, from scope to production.
Instead of providing profiles or tools, Neltika owns the outcome: it defines scope, coordinates, builds, integrates and answers for what is delivered against agreed criteria. The engagement is tied to a delivery, not to the provision of capacity.
Fit conditions
When the delivery model applies.
Typical fit
- There is a definable outcome: a module, a process or a bounded product.
- Neltika can take full accountability for that scope.
- There is access to the necessary systems and owners.
- External dependencies are identifiable.
Outside the delivery model
- The need is staff under the client's direction.
- Scope is an open-ended transformation with no defined perimeter.
- The outcome depends on rules that cannot be documented.
- Each new exception is treated as automatically included.
When there's uncertainty
Definition Sprint.
When an executable perimeter does not yet exist, a one- to two-week Definition Sprint pins down requirements, architecture, dependencies, acceptance criteria and an implementation plan. If the analysis determines the project should not proceed, that conclusion is documented.
If scope is already executable, a direct proposal is presented, without a Sprint.
The Sprint delivers
- Defined functional perimeter
- Proposed architecture
- Dependencies and risks
- Acceptance criteria
- Implementation plan
- Cost estimate and delivery plan
Delivery modes
What is delivered.
Product Module Delivery
A complete block within an existing product, integrated and production-ready.
MVP Delivery
From an idea or prototype to an operational, deployed product.
Continuity
Product Care
Continuity service after go-live: operation, support and evolution.
Project close
Acceptance, transfer and continuity.
Construction advances by milestones, and each milestone is accepted against written criteria, with a designated owner and a review window. At close, the product is deployed, the repository documented and the transfer complete. A limited warranty covers issues against the agreed scope; later evolution is covered by Product Care.
How it differs
Differences vs. other contracting models.
- Vs. staff augmentation
- No profiles are provided under the client's direction. Neltika owns the module and its accountability; the engagement is tied to verifiable deliverables, not to the provision of capacity.
- Vs. traditional outsourcing
- Bounded projects with a defined perimeter, not large transformations. Scope agreed before starting and a single point of contact.
- Vs. AI or prototyping agencies
- The outcome is an integrated, deployed and maintainable product, not a demonstration. AI is an internal accelerator, not what is sold.