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Automated delivery analysis

A big delivery team's process. Without the big team's payroll.

Connect Ivakor to your backlog and your wiki. It drafts stories and acceptance criteria, keeps your documentation up to date, and checks every change against everything else, automatically. When your team needs a person, a senior business analyst and solution architect are one message away.

Read it in a minute, or watch it in two

Fixed scope, fixed price. No discovery phase before you know whether we are any use.

Reviewing documentation against the backlog 2 weeks

Project health check

Fixed price

One pass across the backlog, the documentation and the product. Every contradiction, with file and line.

What you get back

Not a slide deck. A register of every place your systems disagree, each with both sources and the line numbers, reviewed by a senior business analyst and a senior solution architect before it reaches you.

  • Contradiction register with file and line evidence
  • Acceptance criteria scored across the whole backlog
  • Stale and unowned pages, with a suggested owner each
  • Handed back as a ready-to-import fix backlog

Two weeks from read-only access to delivery. You keep the findings either way.

Cards being arranged into a backlog Per feature

Feature to backlog

Fixed price

Send us the requirements and tell us about your systems. Get back business stories your team can refine and estimate.

From a requirements document to business stories

Epics and business stories in your house format, with acceptance criteria a tester can check. Built from your requirements and what you tell us about your systems, tools and code.

  • Follow-up questions asked when the request comes in, not mid-sprint
  • Your template, your numbering, your conventions
  • Validation messages in their own table, with reusable error codes
  • Every story reviewed by a senior business analyst and a senior solution architect

Technical detail stays with your developers, who know your system's nuances best. While the feature is built into your backlog, our analyst and architect are available for an hour every week.

A weekly brief read on a phone Monthly

Ongoing health check

With Ivakor on call

Every story checked every sprint, and a senior analyst and architect one @ivakor away.

Checked every sprint. Answered when you ask.

An audit tells you what was wrong in March. This tells you what is wrong now, and proves last month's fixes held.

  • Every user story checked every sprint, including changes made mid-sprint
  • A weekly import that highlights what changed and flags wiki pages that no longer agree
  • Tag @ivakor in any story comment. We reply there, or by email if we only have read access
  • A weekly brief for the product owner: what needs them, what changed without them
  • A senior business analyst and solution architect behind every answer, and an hour every week for as long as you're on the plan

Read-only by default. Write-back exists, and only ever after someone approves the change.

Where the drift shows up

Six places your systems quietly stop agreeing with each other. Pick one to see what goes wrong, and how Ivakor catches it.

A wall of coloured cards arranged in columns
Backlog

Stories that can't be tested can't be finished.

Most rework starts in the backlog, long before anyone writes code. A story that can be read three ways gets built three ways.

What goes wrong

  • Acceptance criteria like “works as expected” or “user-friendly” that nobody can test
  • Validation rules, error messages and edge cases left for the developer to guess
  • Stories too big for one sprint, split halfway through with the criteria left behind
Example

“Checkout should handle errors gracefully.” Three developers, three interpretations, three rounds of QA.

How Ivakor catches it. Every new story is scored for testable criteria and missing cases, and the missing criteria are drafted for your review.

Twenty-five years of enterprise commerce

The platforms and models we have delivered on, argued about, and cleaned up after.

Platform

SAP Commerce Cloud

B2B marketplaces and migrations from Hybris to Commerce Cloud.

Platform

Hybris & SmartEdit

Backoffice, catalogue and pricing rules, SmartEdit content workflows.

Platform

Adobe Experience Manager

Sites, content fragments, headless delivery and authoring workflows.

Platform

Shopify Plus

Storefront requirements, apps and checkout extensibility.

Platform

Salesforce Commerce Cloud

B2C storefront requirements and integration mapping.

Headless CMS

Contentful

Content models and editorial workflows for headless storefronts.

Headless CMS

Contentstack

Content types, localisation and publishing workflows.

Model

B2B commerce

Account hierarchies, approval rules and contract pricing.

Model

B2C commerce

Checkout, promotions, returns and order management.

Architecture

Composable commerce

Headless front ends wired to commerce, CMS and search services.

Platform names and marks are the trademarks of their respective owners. Listing them describes our experience and does not imply partnership or endorsement.

Send us one contradiction you already know about

We will tell you, free, what else is sitting next to it. If there is nothing worth finding on your programme, we will say that too.

We reply within two working days.
Email [email protected]
Who you talk to Senior analysts and architects

Not an account manager. The people who do the work are the people you talk to.

What we need to start Read-only access

A token with read scope on work items, code and the wiki spaces in scope. Nothing we run can change your systems.