
Software Development SOW
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Projects go wrong when the scope is vague, acceptance is an opinion and extras are free favours. This statement of work fixes the background, what is in and out of scope, each deliverable and its owner, how acceptance is tested, the dates, the assumptions, the fee and payment dates, and how changes are priced, so a stranger could settle a dispute from it.
The sample is a fixed-fee statement from Kestrelby Systems to a retailer for a trade customer portal: £96,000 over 17 weeks, 123 days of effort, three payment stages and a day rate of £780 for changes. Replace the parties, scope, deliverables, dates and fees, and keep every deliverable testable and every date specific.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the parties, the project title and the background, then rewrite the scope as in and out lists so every extra has a clear place.
Rewrite each deliverable as something that can be tested, add its owner and effort, and set the acceptance criteria and the review window.
Update the dates, assumptions, fee and payment stages, and set your day rate for change requests.
Delete the Make it yours guide page, then send the statement for signature.
List what is out of scope as clearly as what is in, write each deliverable so it can be tested, and require a priced change request before any extra work begins. This template has a place for each.
Yes. Replace the fixed fee and payment stages with your day rates and a not-to-exceed amount, keep the effort column on the deliverables page, and keep the same change control process.
No. Kestrelby Systems, Harbourline Retail, the people, email addresses and every figure are fictional sample content. Replace all of it with your own details and take legal advice before you sign.

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