New projects, licensing and general enquiries
licensing@pitonhq.comA few lines is plenty to start. If it helps, the things that make a first reply useful rather than a list of questions are below.
Contact
Describe the work.
One address, read by the people who would do the build. No form to fill in, no qualification call before you get to speak to anyone technical.
Four things
- What the work is and who does it today
- Where it currently breaks, or what you cannot see
- Roughly how many people would use the system
- Anything with a date attached — a contract, an audit, a renewal
What happens next
01
A reply from a person
Usually within two business days, and from whoever would actually work on it.
02
A conversation about the process
Forty-five minutes on how the work runs now. Not a pitch — if we are the wrong answer this is usually where it becomes obvious, and we will say so.
03
A written scope
If it looks like a fit: a clear description of the work and a fixed price to build it. Yours to keep and take elsewhere if you would rather.
Please don't send patient information, credentials or other sensitive data by email. If the conversation needs it, we will set up somewhere appropriate first.