FIXED SCOPE FIXED PRICE

Dynamics 365 Stabilization Sprint

The step between a Health Check and fractional administration — a fixed-scope, fixed-price project that implements the highest-priority findings from your risk register, confirmed in writing before any work starts.

What it is: implementation of the highest-priority findings from a Dynamics 365 CE Health Check (or an equivalent current, written picture of the environment), delivered as a fixed-scope, fixed-price project. Price: Scoped after assessment — every sprint is scoped and priced in writing before work begins, and delivery is typically measured in weeks, not quarters. You get: the highest-priority fixes made in production, a change log, handover documentation, and an updated risk register.

Scoped after assessment · fixed price confirmed in writing before work starts

The issues a sprint is built for

Each sprint is scoped around the specific findings that matter for your environment. These are the categories that come up most often.

Failed Power Automate flows

Flows silently failing or throttled, with no one watching the run history.

Security-role architecture cleanup

Rebuilding roles and teams around how the organization actually works, not how they drifted.

Data-quality problems & duplicate records

Deduplication, validation rules, and cleanup of the records nobody trusts.

Reporting & dashboard issues

Reports and dashboards rebuilt so leadership can trust the numbers again.

Broken integrations

Failed connectors, sync error queues, and duplicate creation across connected systems.

Unmanaged customizations & environment cleanup

Retiring or documenting orphaned entities, fields, and plugins nobody remembers adding.

Field Service configuration issues

Scheduling, resource, and work-order configuration fixes specific to Field Service.

Slow or cumbersome processes

Streamlining forms, business rules, and click-paths that are costing users time every day.

Licensing & admin cleanup

Right-sizing seats, retiring unused add-ons, and cleaning up admin-role sprawl.

Nothing starts until scope and price are in writing

1

Findings

The risk register from a Health Check, or an equivalent current, written picture of the environment.

2

Sprint backlog

Findings are prioritized into a backlog of what a sprint would fix, in what order.

3

Written fixed scope & price

A defined scope and a fixed price are confirmed in writing before any work starts.

4

Delivery

Fixes are implemented directly in production, typically measured in weeks, not quarters.

5

Handover notes

A change log, handover documentation, and an updated risk register close out the sprint.

Deliverables at handover

  • Working fixes in production — the scoped findings, actually implemented, not just documented
  • Change log — a record of exactly what was changed and when
  • Handover documentation — so whoever administers the environment next understands what was done and why
  • Updated risk register — reflecting what was resolved and what remains
  • Recommendation on ongoing ownership — an honest read on whether the environment needs continued fractional administration or can be handed back

Sprint vs. Health Check vs. fractional administration

Engagement What it is Timeline Fee
Health Check Diagnostic only — full audit, risk register, and 90-day roadmap. No fixes performed. See Health Check. 5 business days $1,500, fixed
Stabilization Sprint Implementation of the highest-priority findings, as a fixed-scope project. Weeks, not quarters Scoped after assessment
Fractional Administration Ongoing monthly ownership once the environment is stable. See Fractional Administration. Monthly, ongoing Quoted monthly

Who a sprint is not for

  • Greenfield Dynamics 365 implementations — a sprint fixes an environment that already exists, it doesn't build one from scratch
  • 500+ seat rollouts — sprints are scoped for focused, fixed-price remediation, not enterprise-scale rollout programs

Access & data handling: access needed to deliver a sprint is scoped to the confirmed work and revocable at any time. See Security & Data Handling.

Stabilization sprint questions, answered straight

Can we skip the Health Check and go straight to a sprint? +
Yes, if there is already a current, written picture of the environment — a recent Health Check, a partner's assessment, or your own documented findings. If not, the Health Check is the scoping instrument: it produces the written risk register a sprint is scoped against.
Do you work in our partner's tenant, or alongside our Microsoft partner? +
Yes. Stabilization sprints are regularly delivered inside an existing partner relationship, working alongside the partner's team rather than replacing it.
What if more is broken than the sprint scoped for? +
Additional findings are re-scoped in writing before any additional work begins — never billed silently. You decide whether to expand the sprint, hold the item for a later engagement, or leave it as-is.
Do you need production admin rights to run a sprint? +
Access is scoped to what the confirmed sprint requires and is revocable at any time. See Security & Data Handling for how access is scoped and documented.

Ready to scope the fix?

A fixed-scope, fixed-price project confirmed in writing before work starts — built around the highest-priority findings in your environment.

Scoped after assessment · direct senior Dynamics 365 CE delivery