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InsightsCase study · ShopBack

Customer-owned product delivery for ShopBack

A commerce product engagement built around running software, weekly clickable demos, usable documentation, and code delivered into the customer's organisation.

100%
Customer-owned delivery
Weekly
Clickable demonstrations
1 page
Scope agreed before work

Commerce product work needs speed, but speed without visible progress or ownership creates a different risk: a vendor can stay busy for months while the customer has little more than status decks. The ShopBack engagement was organised around running increments the team could inspect every week.

The baseline

The customer needed product engineering delivery with a clear scope, direct visibility into progress, and an outcome its own engineers could continue operating. The engagement therefore started with a one-page scope rather than a prolonged discovery phase.

How delivery worked

  • A one-page scope and commercial boundary before implementation
  • Clickable demonstrations every week
  • Running software instead of presentation-only progress
  • Code and documentation delivered into the customer's organisation

The outcome

The engagement finished with running software, working documentation, and customer-controlled code. The recorded outcome is ownership and delivery clarity, not an invented revenue or conversion metric that the engineering work alone cannot prove.

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