ENTenterprise development support

Enterprise development support with SEO guardrails on every release.

Enterprise development support from Founcy Solutions adds senior engineering capacity to your platform team for fixes, upgrades, integrations and roadmap work. Every release passes automated SEO regression tests, so a stray noindex or a robots.txt pushed from staging never reaches production.

  • works in your repo & tools
  • seo tests in ci/cd
  • priorities scored by impact
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  • tickets flow from backlog to release
  • every release passes an SEO regression gate: robots, canonicals, hreflang, status codes, rendered content, schema
  • caught: a noindex leaked from staging, fixed before release
ci/cd gaterelease notes flag seo impactyour tools
definition

What is enterprise development support?

Enterprise development support is an ongoing engineering engagement for large or complex web platforms. It covers production fixes, upgrades, performance work, integration maintenance and roadmap delivery, run with your planning cadence rather than through a ticket inbox. It usually sits alongside an in-house team, adding capacity and specialist skills, with governance, release management and escalation paths agreed up front.

Best for
Multi-site, multi-region or integration-heavy platforms with an existing team
Works in
Your repositories, CI/CD, ticketing and chat
Cadence
Sprints or Kanban, with quarterly platform-health reviews
Guardrail
Automated SEO regression tests before every deploy
is this you?

When your platform team needs reinforcements.

Tap what's true today. We'll start the conversation from there.

Tap anything that sounds familiar.

what we support

Enterprise website support, beyond the ticket queue.

Stability and evolution, run as one engagement.

01

Platform assessment

Architecture, dependencies, technical debt and risks, mapped before we commit.

02

Fixes & upgrades

Production issues, framework and CMS upgrades, and dependency hygiene.

03

Roadmap delivery

Features and templates shipped on your cadence, alongside your team.

04

Integration care

CRM, ERP, PIM and CDP connections maintained, monitored and documented.

05

SEO regression tests

Robots, canonicals, hreflang, status codes, rendering and schema checked in CI.

06

Release notes

Every release documented, with SEO and analytics impact flagged.

07

Security & compliance

Patching, plus support for the evidence your audits ask for.

08

Quarterly reviews

Platform health and roadmap sessions with your stakeholders.

release safety

Releases are the biggest cause of SEO incidents. So we test them.

A nav redesign, a staging robots.txt, a client-side rendering change: each can quietly remove pages from search. Here's what changes with guardrails in the pipeline.

organic risk per release: unknown
Indexing directivesA staging noindex ships with the next deployRobots.txt and meta robots asserted per environment before deploy
RenderingContent moves client-side and disappears from the HTMLRendered-content checks on key templates in the pipeline
Canonicals & hreflangChanged by a template refactor, noticed months laterTested on every build for key URL patterns and locales
PrioritisationWhoever shouts loudestTickets scored by engineering effort and organic or revenue exposure
Release notes"Bug fixes and improvements"Changes listed with SEO and analytics impact flagged
High-risk changesShipped and monitored by hopeManual SEO sign-off before launch, with a rollback plan
engagement models

Three ways to work together.

Pick the shape that matches how your demand arrives. Many teams start with one and move to another.

RETAINER

Monthly capacity

A reserved block of engineering time each month for fixes, upgrades and smaller features. Suits steady, ongoing demand.

best for: continuous platform care
ROADMAP

Phased delivery

Defined phases with scope, milestones and acceptance criteria for larger initiatives, such as a new section, integration or replatform.

best for: known projects with deadlines
HYBRID

Run + change

A baseline retainer keeps the platform healthy while roadmap phases run alongside, with one backlog and one set of priorities.

best for: platforms that must grow and stay stable
how it works

From handover to rhythm.

We earn trust in the codebase before we ask for any of yours.

  1. 01

    Assess

    Architecture, codebase, integrations and workflows, plus SEO and analytics baselines for the templates that matter.

    → platform health report
  2. 02

    Define the model

    Capacity, priority rules, response expectations, escalation paths and tool access, written down and agreed.

    → engagement agreement
  3. 03

    Embed

    We join your repo, ticketing and chat, then add CI checks and monitoring around the riskiest areas first.

    → seo tests in the pipeline
  4. 04

    Deliver

    Fixes, upgrades and roadmap items on a sprint or Kanban cadence, with release notes for every deploy.

    → steady release rhythm
  5. 05

    Review

    Quarterly platform-health and roadmap sessions to rebalance debt, features and risk.

    → updated roadmap
stack

Platforms and pipelines we plug into.

// cms & platforms
WordPress VIPAdobe Experience ManagerSitecoreContentfulSanityUmbraco
// delivery
GitHubGitLabAzure DevOpsGitHub ActionsJiraLinear
// quality gates
Lighthouse CIPlaywrightSchema validationCrawl diffs
// observability
SentryDatadogNew RelicSearch ConsoleGA4
what shapes the engagement

How is enterprise support priced and staffed?

By capacity and complexity, not by ticket count. Set these four to see the likely shape.

Platform complexity

Sites, regions, languages and custom code all widen the surface area.

Integrations

Each connected system needs monitoring, contracts and failure handling.

Capacity needed

How much engineering time your demand actually requires.

Coverage & compliance

Out-of-hours coverage and audit obligations add process and people.

faq

Enterprise support questions.

It includes roadmap and feature work, integrations and architecture guidance, not just updates and fixes. It runs like an extension of your team, with a planning cadence and shared priorities, rather than as a ticket inbox.
Yes, after a structured assessment and handover. Undocumented areas are mapped and risk-rated first, so you know where the fragile parts are before we change anything.
No. The usual model adds capacity and specialist skills alongside your team. We work in your repositories, follow your conventions and leave documentation behind.
Automated checks in the deployment pipeline test robots directives, canonicals, hreflang, status codes, rendered content and schema on key templates. High-risk changes also get a manual SEO review and a rollback plan before launch.
It depends on the capacity you need, the skill mix, coverage hours, compliance obligations and platform complexity. Common models are a monthly retainer, roadmap-based phases or a hybrid of the two.
Severity levels and response expectations are defined in the engagement agreement during onboarding. They depend on the coverage hours you choose and how critical each system is.
We work in yours: your repositories, CI/CD, ticketing and chat. Where a gap exists, such as SEO checks in the pipeline, we add it inside your tooling so it stays after we leave.
platform review

Ship faster, without the traffic scares.

Send your platform's main domain. We'll start with a health assessment and show where releases put your organic traffic at risk.

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works in your tools · seo tests in ci/cd · priorities scored by impact