Last Updated: September 18, 2026
At Andlyl, we provide digital technology solutions designed around each client's business requirements. Since our services are primarily digital, delivery typically takes place electronically through online platforms, cloud environments, repositories, client portals, email, or other agreed channels.
This Delivery Policy explains how we plan, develop, deliver, and deploy our services.
This Delivery Policy applies to digital services provided by Andlyl, including:
The exact delivery requirements for each project will be defined in the applicable proposal, Statement of Work ("SOW"), or service agreement.
Andlyl does not generally ship physical products.
Depending on the nature of the engagement, deliverables may be provided through:
The delivery method will depend on the type of project and the client's requirements.
Estimated delivery dates are established based on the agreed project scope, technical requirements, resources, dependencies, and client responsibilities.
Typical project phases may include:
The estimated timeline will be communicated before or at the beginning of the project where reasonably practicable.
Larger projects may be divided into milestones.
A milestone may include the delivery of:
Clients may be required to review and approve each milestone before Andlyl proceeds to the next phase.
Once a deliverable or milestone is ready for review, Andlyl may provide access to the applicable files, system, staging environment, prototype, or software build.
Clients are expected to review the deliverable and provide feedback within the timeframe established in the project agreement.
Delays in receiving feedback, approvals, content, credentials, or other required information may affect the overall delivery timeline.
A project will generally be considered ready for final delivery when the agreed deliverables have been completed and have undergone the applicable testing and review process.
Final delivery may include:
The specific items included in final delivery will depend on the agreed scope.
For website projects, delivery may include:
The website will be considered delivered once it has been deployed to the agreed environment or otherwise made available to the client for acceptance, subject to the applicable project agreement.
For software and mobile application projects, delivery may occur through:
App-store publication may depend on third-party review and approval processes.
Andlyl cannot guarantee the exact timing of approval by Apple, Google, hosting providers, or other third parties.
For AI and automation projects, delivery may include:
AI and automation systems may depend on third-party APIs, AI models, cloud platforms, databases, messaging platforms, or other external services.
Changes or interruptions to these services may affect delivery or functionality.
Cybersecurity services may be delivered through:
Where testing or assessment is performed, delivery timelines depend partly on the availability of authorized systems, credentials, environments, and client cooperation.
Some projects depend on third-party services or platforms.
Examples include:
Andlyl is not responsible for delays caused by third-party outages, approval processes, API changes, service restrictions, account issues, or other circumstances outside our reasonable control.
Delivery timelines may be extended when the project is delayed because of:
Andlyl will make reasonable efforts to communicate significant timeline changes.
Requests that materially change the original project scope may require additional development time.
Examples include:
Where applicable, Andlyl will provide an updated estimate or change order before undertaking significant additional work.
Andlyl may conduct appropriate testing before delivering a project.
Testing may include:
Clients may also be provided with a staging or testing environment before production deployment.
A deliverable may be considered accepted when:
Specific acceptance procedures will be governed by the applicable project agreement.
Where applicable, Andlyl may provide a project handover after final delivery.
Depending on the project, the handover may include:
The exact handover items will be defined in the applicable project agreement.
Source code will be provided or transferred when source-code delivery is included in the applicable agreement.
Andlyl may retain ownership of pre-existing frameworks, libraries, reusable components, internal tools, development methodologies, and proprietary technology used to create the project unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Third-party and open-source components remain subject to their respective licenses.
Where deployment is included in the project scope, Andlyl may deploy the completed solution to the agreed production environment.
Clients are responsible for maintaining ownership and access to their hosting, domain, cloud, app-store, and third-party accounts unless otherwise agreed.
Deployment to third-party platforms may be subject to their requirements and approval processes.
Where credentials are required for project handover, Andlyl may provide or transfer access using an appropriate secure method.
Clients are responsible for maintaining the security of their credentials after they have been transferred.
Andlyl recommends that clients use strong passwords, multi-factor authentication, role-based access, and other appropriate security controls.
If an issue is identified after delivery, Andlyl may investigate whether it falls within the agreed warranty or support period.
Issues caused by:
may be treated as additional work.
The applicable project agreement will determine the specific support and warranty obligations.
If a project remains inactive because required client information, approvals, access, or payments have not been provided for an extended period, Andlyl may place the project on hold.
Restarting a project after an extended period may require:
Any such requirements will be communicated to the client before work resumes.
Delivery is considered complete when the agreed deliverables have been provided through the agreed delivery method, deployed where applicable, and/or made available for client acceptance according to the applicable project agreement.
Completion of delivery does not automatically include unlimited future development, maintenance, or feature enhancements.
Any delivery date or timeline presented before finalizing the project scope is an estimate.
Andlyl will make commercially reasonable efforts to meet agreed delivery schedules, but delivery dates may change due to technical complexity, client dependencies, third-party services, scope changes, or circumstances outside Andlyl's reasonable control.
For questions regarding project delivery, milestones, deployment, handover, or this Delivery Policy, please contact Andlyl through the contact information provided on our website.
Andlyl
Queens, New York, USA
Website: Andlyl.com
Important Notice
This Delivery Policy describes Andlyl's general delivery practices. Project-specific delivery dates, milestones, acceptance criteria, handover requirements, warranties, and other obligations will be governed by the applicable proposal, Statement of Work, Master Services Agreement, or other written agreement.
If there is a conflict between this Delivery Policy and a signed agreement, the signed agreement will control.
