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Discovery Sprint

A collaborative sprint that turns an uncertain business problem into a prioritised, costed and delivery-ready roadmap.

Who it is for

Qualification before commitment

Leaders with a valuable but ambiguous digital problem: founders, CTOs, product leaders and programme leads who need a costed route forward, with a named sponsor and access to three to six stakeholders.

Problems

The decisions this offer is bought to clarify

01

Everyone agrees the problem matters, but not what it is

02

Options exist, but nobody can compare them

03

Budget is requested before the scope is clear

04

Work starts without evidence, then restarts

Outcomes

What you leave with

  • A shared problem statement and outcome definition
  • Prioritised options with trade-offs
  • A costed, delivery-ready roadmap for the next step
How it works

Structure and timeline

  1. Discovery

  2. Delivery Planning

  3. Closure and Handover

Deliverables

Tangible outputs

Decision brief.Problem framing.Current-state evidence.Opportunity map.Prioritised roadmap.Indicative architecture.Delivery options.Risk register.Investment range.Next-step recommendation.
Duration and commitment

Predictable, timeboxed delivery

5 to 10 working days. Your time: access to three to six stakeholders, and attendance at the decision workshop.

FAQs

Common questions about this offer

What happens after the sprint?

You keep the decision brief, roadmap and other deliverables whatever you decide next. Next steps might include a build, a product pilot or further advice.

Why is the Discovery Sprint not free?

It is fixed-scope work with named deliverables, so it is priced and delivered like any other work. The results are yours to keep.

Who needs to be involved?

A named sponsor, three to six stakeholders for interviews, and everyone who needs to decide at the final workshop.

Can we use the roadmap with another supplier?

Yes. The deliverables are yours to keep and use.