Services

The page, the fit, the handover.

Each service covers a different part of the same job: a reporting page your clients actually read. Everything below is agreed in a written quotation before work begins or money moves.

Project summary page

A ready-made reporting page structure that shows a client completed work, current progress, pending actions, issues and what happens next, in one place.

What it includes

Sections for completed work, current progress, pending actions, issue notes, delivery status and next steps
A layout that reads top to bottom as the project stands, not as a log of everything that ever happened
Wording for each section that a client understands without a call
A structure that stays readable whether the project is a week in or nearly done

What you provide

The stages your projects actually move through
What your clients ask about most between updates
Any wording your reports must always carry

What is handed over

The reporting page structure as agreed files, with documentation for each section and how it is meant to be kept up.

Reporting adaptation

The fields, wording and next-step instructions of the reporting structure matched to your service workflow, so the page sounds like your projects.

What it includes

A review of how you report progress today and where the questions come from
Field names and section order matched to your workflow
Next-step instructions written for the way your projects close a stage
A check of the adapted structure against a real project shape before handover

What you provide

A recent project you can talk through stage by stage
The status emails or documents you send now
The questions clients ask when a report is unclear

What is handed over

The adapted reporting structure as agreed files, with the fields and wording documented so the page stays consistent as it is updated.

Client handover

Clear guidance for maintaining progress updates and sharing the reporting page with your clients, so the structure survives its first real project.

What it includes

Guidance on when and what to update, written for the person who will do it
Instructions for sharing the reporting page with a client
Notes on what to do when a project stalls or a stage slips
A handover walk-through of the whole structure

What you provide

Who will keep the page up to date
How your clients will reach the page
The points where updates are likely to slip

What is handed over

The handover guidance as agreed files, delivered online with the rest of the project materials.

What these services do not cover

Nextelyx does not build live dashboards, does not connect to your systems, and does not report figures you have not supplied: the page shows what you write into it. Regulated reporting and legal, financial, medical or cybersecurity services are outside the offer.

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