Start with the problem, not the brief.
No form, no funnel. A short email in plain English is enough to begin.
First call 30 minutes, always free.
What to put in the first email.
The problem
The problem in plain English: what system, what decision, what is at stake.
The timeline
The milestone or meeting the evidence has to reach.
What’s been tried
The off-the-shelf options you have looked at, and where they fell short.
Budget posture
A rough sense of budget. It changes what we propose, not whether we reply.
What happens next.
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A reply
From an engineer, usually within a business day.
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A first call
Thirty minutes. The first call is always free.
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A scoping note
If the work is right for us, a short written scoping note within the week. If we are not the right call, we say so and point you somewhere better.
When we are not the right call.
We are not the right call for off-the-shelf software resale, very large multi-year transformations, a standing team of twenty, or work that needs to be cheap above all else.