Scope review
OpsForge reviews the brief and follows up about business rules, source data, platform needs, and edge cases.
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Configure a custom estimating, operations, finance, or business-control system. Choose the scope and capabilities below to see an immediate planning estimate—then send the complete brief to OpsForge for review.
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ConfigureSelect the workflow and capabilities.
02EstimateSee the price update immediately.
03ContractApprove the written scope, price, and terms.
04BuildReview, accept, and receive the finished system.
Requirements reviewbefore the build begins
Editable master filebuilt around your inputs
Formula QAagainst agreed acceptance criteria
30-day correction windowfor confirmed delivery defects
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Choose the foundation
What should the workbook help you do?
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Set the project size
How much workflow needs to be connected?
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Choose your files
Where will your team use it?
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Add capabilities
What should be built into the system?
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Delivery preferences
How should the project be reviewed and scheduled?
Revision rounds
Turnaround target
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Tell us about the goal
Prepare your project brief.
What happens after you send the brief
A clear path from idea to working system.
Custom projects begin only after the requirements, exclusions, acceptance criteria, final price, payment schedule, and delivery target are confirmed in writing.
Agreement & payment
You approve the fixed price, scope, exclusions, schedule, revision allowance, acceptance criteria, and payment plan before work starts.
Working draft
The first version is built with sample or specifically approved data and checked against the agreed workflow.
Consolidated review
You send one organized feedback package per included revision round within the review window.
Acceptance check
The finished system is tested against the written acceptance criteria. New capabilities use a change order instead of consuming defect correction.
Final handoff
After acceptance and final payment, OpsForge delivers the editable files and handoff guide, followed by a 30-day defect-correction window.
Custom Project Standard
The rules are defined before either side commits.
The signed Custom Project Agreement and Statement of Work controls the project. These defaults keep estimates predictable while leaving room for a project-specific exception in writing.
Deliverables and exclusions
Every worksheet, platform edition, output, data task, and guide is listed. Integrations, data cleanup, automation, and SaaS-style functionality are excluded unless expressly added.
Simple milestone structure
Projects below $500 are paid in full before work starts. Projects of $500 or more use a 50% commencement payment and 50% after acceptance, before final editable delivery. Applicable tax is additional.
Consolidated feedback
The selected number of revision rounds is included. Each round is one organized written feedback package; new scope is priced and scheduled separately.
Objective completion test
The agreement lists observable acceptance criteria. The client has five business days to approve a draft or identify a material failure against those criteria.
Minimum necessary information
Use fictional, de-identified, or sample data by default. Do not send credentials, complete payment-card data, Social Security numbers, health data, or sensitive client or employee records.
30 days after delivery
OpsForge corrects a reproducible failure to meet the signed scope at no charge during the correction window. Enhancements, changed requirements, and customer edits are separate work.
Good to know
The calculator is an estimate. Unusually complex formulas, damaged source data, external integrations, or changes after approval may affect the final quote.
Professional judgment stays with you. OpsForge builds decision-support tools, not legal, tax, accounting, engineering, or safety advice.
Your data should be appropriate to share. Begin with fictional or de-identified sample data. If real data is necessary, OpsForge must approve the data and transfer method in writing first.