Implementation

Controlled delivery from business question to production decision.

Comlytix implementations begin with a bounded commercial outcome, not an unrestricted integration list. Each phase has explicit scope, owners, acceptance criteria and production controls.

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Bounded implementation planExample delivery structure

01Decision and workflow discoveryUsers, questions, records, rules, systems and success measures

02Data and architecture contractSource ownership, metric definitions, mappings, security and failure handling

03First production workflowOne complete analytics, CRM or decision use case with controlled data

04Acceptance and launchReconciliation, security, accessibility, performance and operational handover

05Measured expansionAdditional sources, teams, automations and decisions after acceptance

Delivery phases

Every phase produces a reviewable artefact.

01Commercial brief

Decision, workflow, users, baseline, expected outcome and executive owner.

02Source and metric register

Systems, entities, definitions, ownership, freshness and reconciliation policy.

03Experience and workflow model

Screens, states, permissions, approvals, notifications and exception handling.

04Technical implementation

Integrations, data model, APIs, frontend, security controls and observability.

05Verification

Data reconciliation, functional testing, accessibility, performance and acceptance evidence.

06Production governance

Release plan, monitoring, support ownership, rollback and change control.

Acceptance gates

Production readiness is evidenced, not assumed.

Gate	Required evidence
Data accuracy	Reconciliation against authoritative sources and documented tolerances
Security	Access model, secret management, RLS, CORS, logging and dependency review
Workflow	Happy paths, exception paths, permissions and delegated authority
Experience	Responsive behaviour, accessibility, readability and supported browser checks
Operations	Monitoring, alerts, support owner, recovery procedure and release rollback

Scope discipline

Begin small enough to verify, valuable enough to matter.

Analytics first releaseOne executive view, agreed metrics and the minimum sources required to reconcile them.

B2B CRM first releaseOne account lifecycle from qualification through quote, order or reorder.

Custom CRM first releaseOne operational workflow with roles, approvals, evidence and reporting.

Decision Engine first releaseOne recurring decision with measurable impact, sufficient data and a named approver.

Next step

Define the first production acceptance gate.

A short discovery engagement can establish scope, data feasibility, architecture and a delivery plan before implementation commitments are made.

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