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Leaving a site team that can run, change, and extend what was built.
Articles in Handoff
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What the handoff does not include
A handoff from E31 Consulting leaves out a copy held by the practice, a path back in, a managed service, and anything outside the named scope. Knowing the edges makes the first morning after easier.
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A record of how it behaves
Every run leaves an entry: what the agent read, which route it called, where it waited, who approved, and which version was running. The site owns that record from the first test case.
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Training the site team to change it
The engagement ends when your people can publish the next version without an engineer in the building. Training is organised around the changes they will actually make, on the real appliance.
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The published version and the notes to change it
Two things are handed across at the end of an engagement: the version running on your Czar, and the notes your operators use to change it. Neither is complete without the other.
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The operating picture you keep
After the engineers leave, the site needs to know who may publish, which model runs, where a person approves, and which systems the agent may call. That picture lives in the version itself.
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