TURNKEY 12–20 weeks
Full delivery. End-to-end accountability.
Nexura takes complete ownership — discovery, build, deploy, and post-go-live support.
The Nexura team scopes the problem, designs the solution, builds the system, and stands the first production cut up. The client side provides domain expertise, stakeholder access, and the authority to make decisions when the design surfaces a tradeoff. Best when you want a turnkey outcome and have limited internal capacity to drive a build of this character. The deliverable is a working system, not a slide deck. We retain our engineering team after handover for an agreed support window — usually four weeks — to absorb the small things that turn up only in production. After that the system is yours, and so is the institutional knowledge.
JOINT 16–24 weeks
Hand-in-hand. Capability uplift.
Nexura works alongside your existing team. Joint delivery, knowledge transfer woven in.
Your engineers, data scientists, or operations leads pair with ours on the day-to-day work. We bring the discipline, the architecture, and the senior judgment. They bring the institutional context and the credentials with the rest of the firm. Knowledge transfer is woven into the engagement — there is no handover phase because your team owns the system from day one, with our help. Best when you have talent that needs depth, and want capability uplift to remain in-house. Outcomes are measured by what your team can ship after we leave, not just what shipped during.
GOVERNANCE 6–12 months
Advisory and supervision. Lightweight engagement.
Nexura provides strategy, architecture, and oversight. Your team executes the build.
Your team executes the build, attends our weekly architecture reviews, and receives written guidance after each. We are accountable for the quality of the architecture and the soundness of the approach; you are accountable for delivery. Best for mature engineering organisations seeking direction, governance, and an outside perspective they can act on. Where the work surfaces a problem we cannot solve in advisory mode, we say so — and we offer a transition to one of the other two models if it suits both sides.