By Mo Hussein

1 min read

You don't need a specification

Lots of people put off getting in touch because they think they need a detailed brief first. You don't. Working out the detail is our job, and the call is where it starts.

Three things that help

  • The problem in a sentence: what takes too long, goes wrong or costs money.
  • Who does the work today, and roughly how long it takes them each week.
  • What a good result would look like six months from now.

Useful, but optional

Screenshots of the tools you use now, an example spreadsheet with the sensitive bits removed, and a list of the other systems involved all make the conversation more specific. None of them are required.

What happens after

If there's a good fit, we write up the bottleneck we talked about with a suggested fix, then follow up with a written proposal covering scope, price and timeline. If there isn't, we'll tell you, and point you somewhere better if we can.

When you're ready, pick a time on the booking page. Twenty minutes, no obligation.