How the 4 monthly sessions work

The situation

Asgard costs €2,000 a month and is not billed by the hour. So what do you buy, concretely? Answer: the continuity of a system (Valhalla scans, proposes, measures) and 4 focused 10-hour sessions every month, in which Florentin delivers. Hours are the transparent capacity mechanism, not the product.

Anatomy of a session

A session is a 10-hour block, with:

• one objective — written on the session page under "Goal";
• a clear scope — the "What we're doing" list;
• deliverables — ticked as they are done;
• validation — the "What we checked" checklist, then your confirmation;
• measurement — 14 days after delivery.

The stages are four: Planning → Working → Testing → Delivered. In Plan you see the active session in one line: "Session 2 of 4 · 6 of 10 hours · working", with one progress bar. Hours appear quietly, never as a timesheet.

The rhythm: one a week, one at a time

Four sessions a month means, in practice, one a week, on the same day and hour, set with Florentin. Valhalla proposes the dates automatically, in queue order, and you confirm them.

One active session at a time — the rule is enforced by the system. That is where quality comes from: one objective, no context switching, a clear delivery at the end. If an emergency comes in, the session is paused and resumes after; emergencies do not consume one of the four.

When the work does not fit: "part 2"

Ten hours are ten hours. If a piece of work turns out bigger than estimated, it is not silently stretched and nothing is "borrowed" from the next session without your knowledge. It is split honestly: the session is delivered with what was done (marked exactly in the deliverables), and the remainder becomes the next session — the log reads "Split — the remainder becomes the next session". You see "part 2" in the queue, with its date.

That is why effort is estimated up front, in words: "part of a session", "one session", "two sessions", "a project · 4+ sessions". Small pieces of work are bundled: two or three fixes in the same area fit in a single session, and its page shows "Also includes: …".

Rollover: one session, one month

If not all sessions were used in a month (say you were on holiday and confirmed no dates), at most one session rolls over to the next month. That month has 5 slots instead of 4. It does not accumulate further: a session unused in one month does not reach two months later.

"Your month" in the portal

In Plan, at the top, one capacity line: how many sessions the period has, how many hours were worked and out of how many. Below it, the active session (with one progress bar) and What comes next: each session with its proposed date and effort. If a date does not suit you, press Another date and Valhalla proposes another one. Emergency sessions are marked "Emergency · outside your 4 sessions" and take no place. What shipped moves to History, month by month.