Diagnose
One conversation about what is happening today — what you sell, who buys it, and where work actually gets stuck. No forms to fill in first.
PROCESS
How Ozvyo builds and looks after a system.
No mystery process. Six steps, the same whether we are building your local visibility, a business system or an automation: we find out where work gets stuck, agree a scope and a fixed price in writing, build the smallest useful version, get your approval before anything goes live, measure it, and improve from what the usage shows.
THE STEPS01 02 03 04 05 06
Six steps, clear handoffs.
Scope
The outcome, the assumptions, the exclusions and the price, agreed in writing before anything starts. For a website that means the page list and what each page has to do; for a system it means the data, the roles and the failure modes.
Build
The smallest useful version first. For local visibility that is usually the whole core site — core builds usually take 7 working days once we have your content, which is the one part we cannot do for you. Complex migrations and multilingual sites are scoped separately.
Approve
You see it before anyone else does. Nothing important goes live without your review — and that rule holds for AI-drafted content too.
Measure
Analytics, Search Console and error monitoring wired up, so both results and failures are visible. On the Local Visibility System you also get a one-screen monthly report: what changed, what it moved, and the next priority.
Improve
We expand from what the usage shows, not from a feature list. On the Local Visibility System that is the monthly cycle; on a system or automation it is the next release.
TIMELINE NOTE
Clocks start after access and decisions.
Missing credentials, missing access, slow approvals or unclear scope will delay launch.
Your team still owns the facts, business decisions, customer promises and final approvals.
NEXT STEP
Where is your business losing time or visibility today?
Start with local visibility, or tell us about the manual work eating your team's hours.