Website design, app development and custom business software.
Agency Partners
Bring engineering depth into your agency's delivery. From a website build to a product or connected business system, Nivarix can work behind the scenes while your agency leads the client relationship.
Built around your delivery
A shared plan. Clear roles.
Your agency leads the relationship. We take responsibility for the engineering scope agreed together.
Where we can fit
Bring us in for a defined implementation, additional delivery capacity or the work that continues after launch. The arrangement starts with the needs of your agency and the project.
Add engineering capacity when the delivery pipeline stretches your team. Define a workstream and bring Nivarix into your existing review and delivery process.
What we agree together
Bring a scoped website, product or platform from design into working software. Your agency remains client-facing while Nivarix owns the agreed implementation.
What we agree together
Keep the engineering relationship in place after launch. Shape maintenance, further development and system improvements around the client's evolving needs.
What we agree together
One delivery relationship
White-label work needs a clear operating model. Agree who communicates, who approves and where engineering responsibility begins and ends before delivery starts.
Explore our way of workingLeads the client relationship.
Owns the agreed engineering work.
Partnership foundations
Make the important conversations explicit. These are the boundaries and working practices to settle as part of a partnership.
Read our engineering standardsDiscuss confidentiality requirements and any NDA before sharing sensitive client material. Agree what information and system access are needed for the work.
Your agency stays client-facing. Client communication follows the model agreed with you, including any direct technical involvement. Delivery access is not a route to bypass the agency relationship.
Agree repository access, account ownership, intellectual property terms and third-party dependencies before implementation. Make the handover expectations part of the engagement.
Define the documentation and technical context the receiving team will need. Include setup, deployment and operating considerations within the agreed handover scope.
Set a review rhythm, identify decision-makers and agree how changes or blockers are raised. Keep engineering feedback and delivery dependencies visible to the agency.
Starting the conversation
A useful introduction does not need a perfect specification. Share where the work stands and we can identify what needs to be clarified.
Bring the brief, designs or existing system, along with the delivery challenge and the role your agency needs us to fill.
Discuss scope, technical unknowns, communication, confidentiality and responsibilities. Define an assessment first if the implementation needs more clarity.
Set the review points, acceptance expectations and next responsibilities. Agree commercial terms and the delivery plan before implementation starts.
For agencies and digital studios
Tell us about your agency, the project and where engineering support would help. We can discuss a practical way to work together.
