One workflow, twenty minutes
Tell me which process eats the most time.
The call is diagnostic, not a pitch. Bring one workflow you can describe end to end and you leave with a written scope and a fixed price — or a clear recommendation not to build it.
01 Write the email
Include three things: the process, the tools it touches, and roughly how often it runs. That is enough for a useful first reply.
02 What comes back
A reply within one working day.
A written scope, one fixed price, and the two or three things we would not build.
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Questions
What happens on the call?
Twenty minutes on one workflow. You describe how the work runs today, we name where the hours go and what a first build would cover, and you leave with a fixed price in writing whether or not you go ahead.
Do you need access to our systems to quote?
No. A quote needs the workflow, the tools involved and roughly how often it runs. Access only comes into it after a build is agreed.
What does a build cost?
One fixed price agreed before work starts, quoted against the scope we write down on the call. No retainer and no hourly billing.