Bring us a problem
Tell us enough to price the job — not everything you know.
For a firm quote, start with the service or problem, approximate scope, useful outcome and any real deadline. The first contact is for establishing fit and price, not for sending confidential source material.
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Tell us the service or problem, approximate scope, useful outcome and any real deadline. Do not send confidential documents, credentials or unnecessary sensitive information yet.
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Four things are normally enough.
The job: the service or business problem.
The scope: approximate pages, documents, journeys, questions, options or process size — whichever makes sense.
The result: what you need back or what decision the work needs to support.
The timing: any genuine deadline or decision date.
If the work needs more sensitive material, an appropriate route should be agreed first.
A written quote turns the conversation into a defined job.
Where there is a fit, the quote confirms scope, deliverables, exclusions, information needed, proposed timing, price and what would count as a change. You retain the choice to accept it.