Software development services
Keep your existing software moving.
Bring an existing web application, business system or mobile product to Grevision. We assess the code and operating environment before agreeing a handover, maintenance scope or modernization plan. Remote collaboration from Kosovo in English or German.
Understand the application before changing the team
An existing application has users, dependencies and business rules that may never have reached its documentation. A transition starts by understanding those responsibilities. Send the technology stack, the main workflow and the reason for the change. We discuss whether the application fits our team and what access an assessment requires before proposing implementation.
Establish a reviewable baseline
Identify the source repository, current production version and owners of the domain, hosting, database and external accounts. An assessment can examine build instructions, dependencies, configuration and known issues. The scope and access are agreed before work starts. Transfer credentials through an agreed secure channel rather than this website form.
Plan the scope and cost factorsPreserve the business workflow
An order or stock adjustment can carry more rules than one screen reveals. Te Lisi illustrates the connected workflows of a catering application: orders, calendars, payments and dish returns. Use that example to describe what your own system must preserve during a transition. The portfolio example concerns application development, rather than a documented supplier takeover.
Review a business workflow exampleAgree ongoing delivery
Separate urgent faults, routine updates and new features. Agree how requests enter the backlog, who approves releases and which support hours apply. Hosting charges, subscriptions and response commitments belong in the proposal. Your team retains a named owner for priorities and acceptance, with our responsibilities defined alongside theirs.
Explore development partnershipsA useful starting point
Understand the application before changing production.
Maintenance starts by establishing what runs today, how it is released and which problems affect users. That baseline makes fixes and later improvements easier to commission and review.
Define the first delivery
Begin with one reproducible issue or a defined dependency update. Agree the affected workflow, test environment and release approach before extending the maintenance backlog.
How to check the work
Reproduce the original problem, apply the change and repeat the affected user journey. Review deployment and recovery instructions with the person responsible for the live application.
Bring these to the discussion
The repository, dependency list, deployment notes and examples of the problem. Clarify account ownership and existing backup arrangements before planning production access.
These examples help define your requirements. Deliverables, responsibilities and pricing are agreed for your project.
Understand maintenance in a project proposalWhat we can deliver
- Existing-code and dependency review
- Repository and account handover planning
- Reproducible build and release workflow
- Prioritized fixes and feature development
- Database and integration review
- Agreed support hours and responsibilities
From assessment to controlled maintenance
Each phase follows the findings of the previous one. Keeping the application, replacing a component and rebuilding are choices to assess together.
- 01
Assess
Review the agreed code and operating context. Record access gaps, known problems and questions needed to estimate the next phase.
- 02
Prepare the handover
Confirm account ownership, development and staging environments, release responsibilities, backups and rollback procedures.
- 03
Deliver a bounded change
Agree one fix or improvement with acceptance criteria. Verify the relevant workflow and review the release before expanding the backlog.
- 04
Maintain and improve
Plan updates and new work around agreed priorities. Keep release notes, responsibilities and support expectations current.
Before you hand over an application
Can you maintain software built by another team?
We discuss this after reviewing the stack, repository availability and operating requirements. An assessment establishes fit, missing information and the proposed scope. Acceptance depends on the application and available capacity.
Does takeover mean rebuilding?
No. Continuing with the application, replacing a component and rebuilding have different costs and transition requirements. The choice should follow the condition of the code and your business needs.
What should I send with my enquiry?
Send the stack if known, the main workflow, reason for changing teams, known problems and whether source code and hosting accounts are available. Keep passwords, API keys and personal customer records out of the form.
What support hours are included?
Support hours, response expectations and the systems covered are agreed in writing for the engagement. Tell us about your operating hours so that we can discuss the required coverage.
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- DevOps Outsourcing & CI/CD
- Database Management
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Get a proposal for your development project.
Describe the first task the application should support, the systems it must connect to and your target date. We will discuss scope, assumptions and a price that is negotiable for your project.
Request a project estimate
Describe the first task the application should support, the systems it must connect to and your target date. We will discuss scope, assumptions and a price that is negotiable for your project.
Pricing is negotiable for each project. We agree the quote after discussing your requirements and the scope of work.
Software Takeover & Maintenance
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