Where systems fail is everything after launch.

For Ops and RevOps owners of revenue-critical systems in finance, ecommerce, and regulated services. Alliance coverage operates under formal SLAs with prepaid monthly work allotments—engaged only when systems become revenue-critical.

When This Matters

Your system touches money, contracts, or fulfillment.

You have audit pressure, security questionnaires, or compliance reviews.

Downtime has a real cost—not just annoyance.

You've had silent automation failures or unclear ownership.

What you get

Ownership, documentation, and escalation paths. Systems survive growth without re-platforming.

  • Owner + escalation tree
  • Runbook (deploy, rollback, incident response)
  • Monitoring baselines and alerting thresholds
  • Access control model with audit trails
  • Change management and staged rollouts
  • Exit package (repo, infra docs, admin access)
No generic MSP contractsCoverage tied to your systemPrepaid SLAs

What we plan for

Systems fail when revenue workflows, permissions, and auditability aren't designed for real operations.

Breach alert

no owner → 6 hours lost → client trust damage

Traffic spike

infra buckles → checkout fails → revenue loss

Security review

missing docs → deal stalls

Integration breaks silently

inventory wrong → ops fire drill

What the Alliance covers

Infrastructure

Hosting, redundancy, backups, IAM

Artifacts
Architecture notesBackup policyAccess matrix
Covered under SLA response windows

Security

Monitoring, vuln management, incident coordination

Artifacts
Security baselineLogging planIncident runbook
Incident response coordinated under SLA

Operations

On-call, escalation, DR planning

Artifacts
Escalation treeDR checklistSupport boundaries
Escalation and recovery within prepaid allotment

Risk & Compliance

Audits, underwriting, documentation

Artifacts
Compliance packetControls mappingEvidence checklist
Audit and insurer requests supported within SLA scope

If your system handles money, contracts, or fulfillment—this is the layer that stops post-launch chaos.

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How Alliance coverage is structured

SLA-Based
  • Formal service-level agreements
  • Defined response times
  • Named escalation owners
Prepaid Capacity
  • Monthly work allotments reserved
  • Predictable cost and availability
  • No per-incident scrambling
Scope-Controlled
  • Coverage for defined systems only
  • Clear boundaries on inclusion
  • Change requests via scoped work

Objective: Avoid emergency billing and undefined responsibility.

Clarification

What this is not

  • Not unlimited on-demand engineering
  • Not a helpdesk or ticket mill
  • Not unmanaged infrastructure support
  • Not ad hoc emergency firefighting

How it works after launch

Included by default
  • Documentation and architecture notes
  • Access model setup
  • Basic monitoring guidance
  • 30-day post-launch support
Optional coverage
  • +Escalation paths
  • +Security coordination
  • +Infra scaling support
  • +Risk and compliance help
Not included
  • 24/7 helpdesk
  • Unlimited changes
  • Unmanaged infra without scope

Why Leonne works this way

Agencies

Optimize for launch. Rarely own post-launch risk.

MSPs

Optimize for uptime. Rarely ship product outcomes.

Leonne

Ship outcomes + design for failure + scale without churn.

We build like an agency, but we document and operationalize like an MSP—without locking you into monthly contracts.

Terms

Non-negotiables

  • You own repo, infra, and admin access.
  • No hidden vendors.
  • No unmanaged MSP retainers.
  • Alliance engagement requires an active SLA.

Identify failure points before they cost revenue

Bring your current stack and pain points. We'll map risks and the shortest path to stability.

We'll confirm whether SLA-based coverage is appropriate for your system.