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A productive engagement starts with shared expectations. Before delivery, the proposal should identify the problem being addressed, included work, dependencies, milestones and the people responsible for decisions. Questions about access, data, third-party services and ongoing ownership should be resolved while the scope is still reviewable.
During delivery, progress should be demonstrated in understandable increments. Feedback, changes and acceptance decisions can then be recorded against the agreed outcome. This approach gives both teams a practical reference when priorities shift or new information appears.