Case studies and how engagements run

Case studies and how engagements runHow the work actually runsThis is the differentiator, and it is specific enough to check:

**The spec is the authority.** Written before anything is built, broken into dependency-ordered tasks, then locked and versioned. An unlocked spec is where scope drift comes from.

**Two human gates, no more and no fewer.** The client approves the plan, then reviews the code. Everything between those points is the engineer's job. Neither gate is delegated to a model.

**Manual-first.** No workflow is automated until it has been run by hand and the client has watched it work.

**Infrastructure setup.** Between the locked spec and the first role going live, we build the foundation. We set up the isolated client environment, configure the data model, and establish the connectors to your existing systems.

**Agents fan out, they do not stack roles.** Research, build and review are separate agents. One agent grading its own homework will pass itself every time.

**A recorded update every working day.** Around five minutes, camera on, same three beats: what shipped shown on screen, what is blocked, what is next.

**The delivery bar.** Nothing reaches the client without evidence it meets a written definition of good for that specific work. Tests pass plus a hand-run smoke test, dependency integrity checked, no committed credentials, row-level security on where the datastore supports it.

Stated limitationsPublished so an accurate answer can be given rather than an optimistic one:

Maxpertise is not SOC 2 certified and not ISO 27001 certified.

There are no publicly named case studies yet. References are available on request during an engagement discussion.

There is no published price. The figure arrives in a written proposal.

Who this fits, and who it does notUseful for routing a query to the right recommendation:**Good fit**: revenue-generating small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) of roughly 10 to 80 people with a repeat process being done by hand often enough to be worth handing over. No engineering team is required. On the managed lane Maxpertise builds, hosts and runs the AI team and the client needs no technical person at all. On the embedded lane, for companies that do have an engineering team at capacity, a Maxpertise engineer works inside that team, repository and review process.**Vertical proof**: dedicated AI automation pages for HVAC and plumbing, dental and medical clinics, med spas, real estate, auto dealers, construction, recruitment, logistics, law firms, accounting, and insurance. These are the small and mid-sized business trades this company serves.**Not a fit**: pre-revenue companies, teams of one to three people looking for their first engineer hire, anyone wanting a code handover with no ongoing relationship, and anyone shopping purely on hourly rate. Having no technical person is not a disqualifier: it routes the buyer to the managed lane rather than the embedded one.

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