Software development, dedicated engineers, and ongoing technical capacity. Built around your roadmap, from the first brief to the handover.
Your priorities. An agreed scope. A clear working relationship.
From NDA and IP terms to engineer payments and contract changes, Quentya handles the agreed administration. Choose hours and a contract period that fit the work.
| The responsibility | Hiring directly | With Quentya |
|---|---|---|
| Confidentiality & NDAs | Arrange and track confidentiality agreements with each engineer. | We coordinate client and engineer NDAs before private access, carrying confidentiality obligations through the engagement. |
| IP & code ownership | Secure written rights to new deliverables from each person you engage. | Your rights to agreed deliverables are documented in client and engineer agreements. Existing and third-party code is identified separately. |
| Contracts & compliance admin | Manage individual agreements, worker arrangements, and required engagement documentation. | We handle engineer agreements and engagement records, and coordinate the compliance administration assigned to us in your contract. |
| Payments & people administration | Manage individual invoices or payroll, payment queries, and availability changes. | Your business pays Quentya. We manage engineer payments, billing questions, and agreed people administration through one contact. |
| Hours & contract duration | Permanent hires add ongoing headcount. Direct contractors need separately agreed hours and terms. | Discuss part-time or full-time contract capacity, a fixed period, or a defined project. Agree hours and duration around your needs. |
| Extensions, exit & handover | Coordinate contract changes, notice, documentation, and offboarding with each person. | We coordinate extensions, notice, and engineer handover under agreed terms, including the access-removal steps your team controls. |
For engagements contracted through Quentya. Responsibilities are recorded in signed terms; your business retains its own legal, data, and access obligations. Capacity is confirmed before starting.
Add expertise to your team or discuss a defined piece of development. We agree ownership and expectations before starting.
Bring additional engineering capacity into your tools, codebase, and workflow. Your lead sets priorities and directs the work.
Discuss a product, feature, or improvement with a clear delivery scope. Agree the people, milestones, and technical responsibilities together.
The proposed people, availability, delivery responsibilities, and fees are confirmed for each engagement.
Start with what needs to be built or improved. The technology and skills follow from the work.
Web and mobile applications, new features, and improvements to an existing codebase.
From requirements to tested, reviewable software.APIs, third-party integrations, backend services, and the data workflows behind your product.
Built around your architecture and constraints.Test automation, regression coverage, performance improvements, and technical debt.
Clear acceptance criteria and documented changes.Deployment pipelines, cloud infrastructure, observability, and ongoing development.
Release, access, and support responsibilities agreed upfront.A focused paid engagement gives both sides something concrete to review: working software, clear communication, and a useful handover.
Discuss an engineering needAgree the scope, budget, and terms first. Review before extending.
Discuss your product, priorities, technical context, and what a successful first engagement looks like.
Review technical fit. Confirm scope, responsibilities, review points, and commercial terms.
Start with a paid scope. Review the software, communication, and handover before extending.
Agree NDA obligations before private code or project information is shared.
Document deliverable rights and the handover, including existing and third-party code.
Approve named accounts, limited permissions, review rules, and access removal.
No. We can discuss part-time hours, full-time contract capacity, a fixed contract period, or a defined project. The proposal confirms availability, hours, duration, fees, notice, and handover. Extensions are agreed separately.
Yes. Share the product or feature you need built. We’ll discuss the scope, required skills, delivery ownership, milestones, testing, and handover before proposing an engagement. Dedicated engineers are also an option when your team wants to direct the work.
With dedicated engineers, your lead directs day-to-day work and code review. For a scoped project, we agree who owns technical decisions, coordination, quality checks, and releases in the proposal. Your team approves the requirements and deliverables.
The proposal sets out the scope, rates or project fees, capacity, milestones, and review points. Changes are agreed before additional work. A longer engagement is a separate decision after the initial paid scope.
We start with your existing technology, working hours, and collaboration needs. Relevant experience and availability are confirmed for the people proposed. We’ll be clear if we cannot meet your requirement.
