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Trust & Delivery

Evidence-first delivery that procurement can sign off.

Microcorem pilots are designed to be safe, governed, and measurable. We build with approval gates, observability, and an evidence pack so your stakeholders can approve outcomes with confidence.

Typical response time: 1–2 business days.

What “trust” means in our pilots

Governance by design

Approval gates, role-based access, audit trails, and clear decision points—so work is controllable, not magical.

Measurable outcomes

Success criteria agreed up front: baseline → target → evidence. We track what changed, and why it matters.

Observability & rollback

Logging, monitoring, alerts, and safe release patterns so you can see behaviour and revert quickly if needed.

Security & data handling

Clear handling boundaries, retention expectations, and environment separation. We document what touches what.

Typical pilot evidence pack

  • Scope, assumptions, and constraints
  • Architecture sketch + integration boundaries
  • Risk register + mitigations
  • Test results, monitoring plan, and operational runbook
  • Outcome metrics + before/after snapshot
  • Recommendation for production delivery (or stop/go rationale)

Insurance & compliance

Insurance & Compliance Readiness

Microcorem maintains business insurance appropriate to professional technology, consulting and digital delivery work.

Certificates available on request
  • Professional Indemnity

    £250,000 cover

  • Public Liability

    £1,000,000 cover

  • Employers’ Liability

    £10,000,000 cover

  • Cyber Insurance

    £25,000 cover

  • Legal Expenses

    £100,000 cover

  • Excess Protection

    £5,000 cover

Insurance certificates and supporting documentation can be provided on request during procurement, supplier onboarding or contract due diligence.

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Need supporting documents for procurement?

Insurance certificates and supporting documentation can be provided on request during supplier onboarding, procurement review or contract due diligence.