The 30 days after go-live are when real-world usage exposes the rough edges. We hold a fixed 30-day window after every Rapid Upgrade where we handle small fixes, admin training requests, and tweaks at no extra cost.
Most agencies disappear after invoicing. Real-world go-live always produces issues. We stay engaged so the platform launches well, not just gets delivered.
The week after cutover, an HR team spots small issues real usage always surfaces: a confusing label, a report column in the wrong order, a theme tweak. Rather than logging a new project, they raise these in the support channel and we handle them inside the 30-day window at no extra charge, so launch settles cleanly.
A company with a lean IT function worries no one internally knows the upgraded platform well enough to run it. During the support window we run admin training sessions for their team and leave a documented handover pack, so by day 30 the people who own the platform can manage it without leaning on us.
An L&D leader is not sure whether they need a managed service after launch. The 30-day window, with reviews at the 14- and 28-day marks, gives them real usage data to judge how much support they actually need before deciding whether to roll over into a paid arrangement or take it fully in-house.
Complete migration to the current Moodle LTS, with zero data loss.
A Moodle theme designed around your brand — not a re-skinned default.
Every plugin on your install reviewed for compatibility and security.
We'll review your current platform, map your pain points, and give you a plain-English report — including a fixed-price quote if there's a fit. No sales pitch, just honesty.