Fixed-Scope Delivery
A defined Salesforce outcome, delivered to an agreed scope, timeline, and budget, so you can move forward with clarity and predictability without carrying the day-to-day delivery burden.
What Fixed-Scope Delivery Means
Fixed-Scope Delivery is designed for situations where a Salesforce initiative (such as a Sales Cloud rollout, a Salesforce-to-ERP integration, a CPQ implementation, or a data migration) is too important to run on a best-effort basis, but too contained to justify a new ongoing team. It gives you a project frame that fits procurement expectations, internal planning cycles, and the need for clear delivery accountability.
By agreeing scope, budget, and success criteria upfront, you reduce the uncertainty that often surrounds one-off initiatives with multiple stakeholders and dependencies.
Why Choose Fixed-Scope Delivery
This model is designed for organisations that want clear delivery accountability around a defined Salesforce initiative.
Budget clarity
We agree the commercial structure before kick-off, so you have a clear view of the expected investment from the start. This helps you plan with more confidence and reduces the risk of budget uncertainty during delivery.
Scope control
Requirements, assumptions, and expected outcomes are documented and agreed upfront. That creates a stronger delivery baseline and makes change easier to manage when new needs appear.
Single accountability
We run the engagement through a defined delivery structure with clear ownership across planning, execution, testing, and handover. This reduces coordination pressure on your side and keeps responsibility visible throughout the project.
Predictable delivery
The model is built around an agreed timeline, structured milestones, and clear acceptance points. If timelines slip for reasons that sit with our delivery, not with dependencies or missing inputs on your side, we take responsibility rather than turning that into extra charges.
When Fixed-Scope Delivery Is The Right Fit
This model is usually the best fit when the expected outcome is known and the delivery needs to follow a defined commercial and governance structure.
- You are planning a greenfield Salesforce implementation;
- You need a Salesforce-to-Salesforce, Salesforce-to-ERP, or Salesforce-to-any 3rd party system integration;
- You are delivering a one-off automation build, CPQ rollout, or data migration;
- You are working within a procurement process that requires fixed bidding or committed commercial terms;
- You want outcome accountability without managing a delivery team directly.
How The Commercial Model Can Work
Fixed-Scope Delivery can be structured in more than one way, depending on how stable the requirements are and how much iteration the initiative needs during delivery. The aim is to keep the commercial model aligned with the level of certainty available at the start of the project.
Fixed scope, fixed price
The requirements, timeline, and the price are agreed and documented before delivery starts, with a clear plan and formal change-control for anything outside that scope. This is useful when the scope is stable and the priority is delivering a defined set of items for a committed amount.
Fixed outcome, maximum budget
The target outcome and maximum budget are agreed and documented before delivery starts, with room to refine scope and priorities during delivery inside that agreed frame. This is useful when the goal and the priority is reaching the right outcome without exceeding the agreed budget.
How The Engagement Runs
Built around clarity and control, this model follows a staged path from scope definition to stabilisation, ensuring predictable execution and outcomes ready for real-world use.
1
Scope
We begin with a scoping workshop to define requirements, dependencies, success criteria, and acceptance expectations. This gives the project a shared baseline before commercial and delivery commitments are finalised.
2
Proposal & sign-off
We document the scope, timeline, and commercial terms, including how changes will be handled if new requirements emerge. This gives all stakeholders clarity before delivery begins.
3
Deliver
We run the project through a structured delivery plan with regular status visibility and one clear line of accountability. This keeps progress visible without requiring your team to manage the full operational flow.
4
Accept
We support testing, sign-off, and go-live against the agreed success criteria and delivery outputs. The focus at this stage is to ensure the solution is ready for adoption and operational use.
5
Stabilise
After launch, we can provide a defined hypercare period and help shape the next step if ongoing support is needed. That can include a transition into a longer-term team or embedded support model where relevant.
Why Fortech Syngenuity
Focused Governance
We combine close collaboration with a structured delivery model, so you get strong oversight without unnecessary process overhead. This helps keep the engagement controlled, visible, and practical from scope to handover.
Senior Oversight
A senior architect stays close to each engagement, supporting key decisions from design through delivery. This helps protect solution quality and reduces the risk of complex work being led without enough Salesforce depth.
Tailored Delivery
We shape the engagement around your business context, current stage, and operational constraints, not around a standard project template. That makes the delivery model more relevant to your internal reality and easier to work with.
Time-Zone Fit
We work from CEE with practical overlap for both European and US stakeholders. This makes it easier to run reviews, decisions, and delivery checkpoints without creating unnecessary scheduling friction.
Outcome Focus
We are structured to translate business requirements into tailored Salesforce solutions with clear delivery ownership. That keeps the engagement centered on getting the agreed outcome delivered, not just on progressing activity.
Compare The Three Engagement Models
Dedicated Salesforce Team
High:
Team can reshape as your roadmap and priorities change.
Embedded Salesforce Specialists
Medium:
Capacity and roles can adjust within your team structure.
Fixed-Scope Delivery
Lower:
Scope, budget, and timeline are agreed at kick-off.
Dedicated Salesforce Team
Monthly investment, with option for a more flexible or more stable team setup.
Embedded Salesforce Specialists
Hourly or monthly cost per specialist, based on role and seniority.
Fixed-Scope Delivery
Fixed price or a defined budget limit agreed for the initiative.
Dedicated Salesforce Team
Continuous delivery with a stable, cross-functional team.
Embedded Salesforce Specialists
Varies by role and need, aligned to your internal cadence.
Fixed-Scope Delivery
Milestone-based delivery against an agreed plan.
Dedicated Salesforce Team
Shared: we run delivery with you and your stakeholders.
Embedded Salesforce Specialists
You own day-to-day delivery; we provide additional capacity.
Fixed-Scope Delivery
We own project delivery against the agreed outcome.
Dedicated Salesforce Team
Evolving Salesforce platforms and ongoing roadmaps.
Embedded Salesforce Specialists
Skills gaps, surge capacity, or temporary cover.
Fixed-Scope Delivery
Defined initiatives with stable requirements (rollouts, integrations, migrations)
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