Code and version review
Compare the available source with the live system. Identify missing files, build instructions and software dependencies before estimating completion.
Help taking over unfinished software
An assessment of what you have, what is missing and what it would take to move forward.
What the review can include
Hosting and account inventory
List the hosting, domain, database and connected services. Identify who controls each account and what needs to be recovered through the owner or provider.
Urgent repairs
Choose a customer or staff task that needs to work first. Test the problem on a separate copy and agree on a repair and recovery plan.
A useful handoff
Document the steps for building, running and releasing the software. Identify missing instructions and ownership questions that could affect future maintenance.
A completion plan
Separate unfinished features from defects and unknowns. Compare repair, phased completion and replacement, including data moves and running costs.
Websites, apps and hosted products
Review the software together with its database and connected services. Missing source, unavailable services or unresolved rights may limit what can be recovered.
Is this the right service?
Start here when the code, handoff or completion status is unclear. For a specific broken website, see website repair. For WordPress or WooCommerce problems, see WordPress rescue. An established Laravel application needing maintenance may fit Laravel support.