SERVICE SCOPE
For purchased, custom-built or planned AI software, ASWORK first reviews servers, networks, operating systems, accounts, data and license conditions. The work can then cover local, cloud or private deployment, base configuration, testing, documentation and training. Deployment scope, third-party licenses, hardware resources and ongoing operations are confirmed separately.
SERVICE FACTS
For purchased, custom-built or planned AI software, ASWORK first reviews servers, networks, operating systems, accounts, data and license conditions. The work can then cover local, cloud or private deployment, base configuration, testing, documentation and training. Deployment scope, third-party licenses, hardware resources and ongoing operations are confirmed separately.
Before work starts, the parties confirm suitable scenarios, required client inputs, where AI is used, delivery stages, acceptance checkpoints and scope boundaries. The resulting scope is executable, testable and suitable for handover.
WHEN IT FITS
CLIENT INPUTS
AI VALUE
Deployment is not complete at installation. The environment, dependencies, permissions, models and data must be configured, and named users should be able to complete representative tasks and report issues by following the delivered materials.
DELIVERY PROCESS
Verify licenses, target environment, resources, network and security prerequisites.
Install and configure dependencies, accounts, permissions, model APIs and base data.
Run functional, interface, permission, logging and required launch tests.
Prepare administrator and user materials and conduct role-based training.
Record acceptance, known issues, recovery methods and post-delivery support boundaries.
ACCEPTANCE
BOUNDARIES
FAQ
ASWORK can assess purchased commercial software, properly licensed open-source software, client-built systems and software delivered by ASWORK. Deployability depends on license terms, installation materials, system compatibility and the target environment.
These routes can be assessed against data security, network, compute, licensing and operations conditions. Required servers, accounts, networking and maintenance responsibilities are listed before implementation.
Not by default. Hardware, cloud resources, commercial licenses, model usage and network services are procured or provided according to a separately confirmed project list.
Training can be separated for administrators, technical maintainers and business users, covering permissions, daily operations, common issues, data or knowledge updates, log review and fault reporting. Duration and format depend on the agreed use scope.
Acceptance normally checks that the software starts and is accessible in the agreed environment, core functions or interfaces pass tests, permissions match the agreement, documents are handed over, and named users can complete representative operations by following the training steps.
Observation periods, incident support, version upgrades, data maintenance and ongoing operations are agreed separately. Third-party software changes, client-environment changes and new functions are not included in the initial deployment scope by default.