Clear boundaries for the first review, paid improvement work, and developed digital assets.
What does the private website review include?
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It is a limited first-look review of publicly available pages. The private report records visible customer-journey, content and structural observations, then highlights practical opportunities worth considering. It does not access accounts, forms, private areas or client data.
Is the first-look report a security or accessibility audit?
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No. It is not a penetration test, legal review, performance benchmark or full accessibility audit. Specialist testing can be commissioned separately where qualified professional assurance is required.
What happens after I receive the report?
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There is no obligation to continue. You may use the observations internally, request a focused website improvement brief, or discuss a defined implementation scope where further work would be useful.
Can you improve a workflow without replacing our systems?
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Often, yes. The starting point is the existing process. We look for the smallest useful improvement before recommending new software, automation or a larger rebuild.
How are paid scopes priced?
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A focused website improvement brief starts from £495, while a defined workflow improvement sprint starts from £1,500. Final scope, deliverables, dependencies and price are confirmed in writing before paid work begins.
Are Klyzos Atelier and other digital assets still available?
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Yes. Developed assets may be considered for acquisition, licence or supported operation where there is a credible organisational fit. Commercial and technical information is shared privately through an appropriate due-diligence process.