Hand off cleanly

Leave the owner self-sufficient — a short leave-behind, the keys in their hands, and your own access revoked.

A good engagement ends with the owner able to run Kula without you. This page is the clean exit: give them the keys, leave them a simple rhythm, and revoke your own access.

1. Make sure the owner can get in on their own

• Confirm the owner can sign in to their Kula account and reach their dashboard.
• Confirm their own AI assistant is connected — not just yours. If you set up under a single-use connect link, have the owner connect their own assistant now (it takes two minutes — Connect Claude).
• Walk them through asking one real question and getting an answer, so they leave the call having done it themselves.

2. Leave a simple rhythm

Hand them Your weekly rhythm — it's written for exactly this moment. Point them at:

• The three questions to ask each week.
• The one weekly glance at the Connectors page.
• The monthly re-run of the diagnostic.

If you built any custom skills for them, show them how to run those by name, and make sure the skills are published to the studio so they survive after your access is gone.

3. Revoke your access

This is the step that makes the hand-off real:

• The connect link you used is already narrow and time-limited — but don't leave it dangling. Have the owner revoke that connector in app.kula.digital → Connectors, so the only access remaining is the owner's own.
• Confirm with the owner that, from here, they hold every key. Nothing about their ongoing use should depend on you.

Within about a minute of revoking, your access stops. The owner's data was always in their own private database under their account — revoking simply closes the door you came through.

4. Leave the trust story with them

If the owner ever needs to reassure a partner, accountant, or their own clients, point them at:

• Is my data safe? — the plain-English version.
• Security & data handling — the detail.

That's the engagement

Set up → diagnose → hand off. The owner keeps going on their own, and if they bring you back for a quarterly look, you run the same clean cycle again.