Work the hard part with the people who build BacklogZero

Where a conversation usually starts

• ·Connect BacklogZero to an ITSM or Git layout that is specific to your environment.
• ·Add enterprise sign-on so operators use the identity system you already trust.
• ·Use Crane to capture an AAP or AWX deployment as configuration-as-code, then apply it where you need it.
• ·Sit down on one automation challenge and leave with a path your team can run.

What you are buying

You are buying focused time with Level Up's engineers and visible progress on a problem we define together. We agree the scope, the deliverable, and the schedule before the work starts, so the engagement matches what is actually in front of you. We do not guarantee a particular technical outcome before that conversation.

What helps us scope it well

• The problem in plain operational language, and the result you want from this pass.
• Your AAP version, ITSM, and Git, plus anything unusual about how they connect.
• Whether BacklogZero is already in the environment, or should be part of the plan.
• Access, data handling, and change windows we should plan around.

How we get started

Send the problem below. We read it and come back with a time to scope the engagement together. If the self-managed subscription is the right first step, you can buy that on the pricing page whenever you are ready.

What you leave with

A useful engagement produces something your team can use: a deployment or integration, a Crane export and apply, or a written finding and the next move. We name that deliverable when we agree the scope, so you know what the time is for.

The software and the engineering can travel together

Many teams want both: BacklogZero running in their environment, and engineers who handle the part that is specific to them. The subscription is licensed on the pricing page. This conversation is about the engineering around it. Software is included only when the agreement says so.