# Request Types

## Tasks that are NOT considered requests

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Only exception to this is if these tasks are requested in bulk. Such as migrating mass amounts of blogs, making large amounts of content edits to the website, etc.
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* Basic content updates (Links, Images, Text, Etc...)
* Publishing changes
* Adding simple 3rd party integrations (code snippets, etc)
* Basic style changes

## Tasks that ARE considered requests

* Connecting website to domain
* Building new pages
* Adding new sections to existing pages
* Custom code projects
* Complex third party third party integrations (Integrations with APIs, etc.)

## Tasks that may need to be quoted separately:

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These tasks may be quoted separately due to their size and complexity.
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* Web app projects (Wized, Outseta, Memberstack, etc)
* New website


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