Audience and language
Name the Peru users, service area, devices, task, accessibility needs, English/Spanish scope, translation reviewer, and assisted-support route.
PEField packet / one complete customer trail
Bring the Peru journey from promise through proof before asking for a build date.
The packet is not a form and does not approve work. It gives the first technical conversation enough real context to separate engineering tasks from provider, local-business, and professional decisions.
Terrain 01Customer and operations
Use artifacts from the actual operation.
Current pages, screenshots, messages, sample records, provider documentation, invoice examples with sensitive data removed, staff notes, complaint cases, and reports expose the real work better than a generic feature list.
Offer and transaction
Describe service, availability, price display, currency, selected provider, payment states, invoice/document handoff, fulfillment, refunds, and claims.
Data and systems
List necessary fields, purposes, roles, databases, current systems, vendors, locations, retention, support access, source authority, and known risks.
Owners and evidence
Assign business, Spanish, data, payment, tax, invoice, consumer, fulfillment, support, technical, acceptance, release, incident, and rollback owners.
Trail 02Evidence before estimate
Finish the packet in four passes.
- 01
Baseline
Provide current source/access, workflows, content, analytics, failures, provider references, records, and what must stay available.
- 02
Unknowns
Mark items for authority research, provider confirmation, qualified Peru review, data recovery, integration discovery, or a product decision.
- 03
Acceptance
Define devices, language cases, data requests, transaction/document failures, staff actions, accessibility, security, performance, and live proof.
- 04
Release
State backup, staging, approval, cutover, rollback, monitoring, reconciliation, support, documentation, and outcome-review needs.
Contact does not imply acceptance.
Faith Forge Labs reviews scope, authorization, screening, safety, lawful delivery, timing, source authority, and verification requirements before any Peru-connected work begins.