The handover

Useful records.
Clear next steps.

Your delivery report explains what changed, what was checked and what needs to happen next.

Illustrative report structure. This page shows the type of information included in a handover. It is not a completed client report or evidence of a particular project result.

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Your project handover

Prepared for your agreed scope, using the findings from your project.

01 / Agreed scope

The systems, accounts and work included in your project, together with any exclusions agreed before the work.

Project scope
Your approved brief
Platforms & accounts
The systems involved
Agreed support
The project’s support arrangements

02 / Changes made

A record of the work carried out, so you or your IT team can understand the setup after handover.

Configuration changes
Records or settings changed
Migration activity
Data and accounts transferred, where relevant
Access handover
Access to revoke or credentials to refresh

03 / Checks and exceptions

The verification performed and the observed results, with any limitations or outstanding items stated clearly.

Checks performed
Relevant sending, receiving or data checks
Results
Evidence from your actual project
Exceptions
Anything that needs attention

04 / Your next steps

The practical guidance you need to use the new setup, close out the project and follow up within the agreed scope.

User guidance
Sign-in or setup notes, where included
Follow-up actions
Actions, owners and agreed timing
Project sign-off
What to confirm before closure

Shaped around your project

A DNS repair and a mailbox migration need different checks. The report follows the actual work, with verification that is appropriate to the platforms and the agreed scope.

It gives you a usable record of the project and a clear basis for the next step.

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