1. First call & discovery
In a short call we clarify goals, scope and context. No pitch deck, no sales marathon — straight to the point. We ask targeted questions about your current stack, team structure and timeline. Afterwards both sides know if and how it fits. The call typically takes 30–45 minutes and is of course non-binding.
2. Model & team setup
Based on your requirements we recommend the right model: dedicated team for long-term collaboration, product development for end-to-end ownership or managed services for ongoing operations. We define the required profiles, match from our pool of 150+ engineers and assemble your team — usually within 2–4 weeks. You meet every candidate beforehand.
3. Integration & sprint 1
The team integrates into your sprints, tools and processes — Jira, Azure DevOps, Confluence, Slack, Teams, your CI/CD pipeline. No months of onboarding: in the first week the team learns your architecture and coding standards. From week two the profiles work productively. The first sprint delivers visible, reviewable results.
4. Scale or operate
After successful launch you scale flexibly: more profiles for a critical phase, reduction to operational size after go-live, or transition to managed services for 24/7 operations. Klarnode stays your single point of contact — regardless of how your needs evolve. Model changes are possible at any time, without new contract negotiations.
What you can expect from us
Transparency on costs and terms — no hidden fees. A technical lead on our side ensuring quality and communication. Regular status reports and sprint reviews. And above all: a partner that takes responsibility for results, not just provides profiles.
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