Do I have to know what I want built?

No, and it is often better if you do not arrive with the solution already chosen. Describe what is slowing the business down. Working out whether software is the answer — and sometimes concluding it is not — is the first phase of the work.

Will I be talking to a salesperson?

No. The first call is with an architect or the founder, and the people in that conversation are the people who would do the work. There is no hand-off to a delivery team you have not met.

Can we sign an NDA before I share details?

Yes, and it is a reasonable request. Send yours or ask for ours; it does not slow anything down. Share only what you are comfortable with until it is in place — a shape is usually enough for a first conversation.

We are a vendor, not a client. Where do we write?

Use the partnership option on the form. It routes separately, so a genuine proposal actually gets read instead of being triaged out of a sales queue by someone looking for projects.

Start with the problem, not the proposal.

Two minutes of context from you; a considered response from a person within one business day.

An engineer on the call
NDA before you share anything
No hand-off after signature

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Who you will speak to

An architect or the founder — whoever is closest to the problem you describe. Not an account manager, and not someone who will introduce you to the real team later.

First calls run to forty-five minutes and there is no deck.

Four steps, and roughly when.

The usual reason a good enquiry goes cold is not knowing whether anything is happening at the other end.

Within a business day

A person replies

Not an autoresponder. Someone who has read the brief and can already tell you whether it sounds like our kind of problem.

That reply

Either a call slot or a straight no

If it is not a fit we say so in the first reply and, where we can, name someone better suited.

45 minutes

A discovery call, free

An architect, not a salesperson. You leave with our read on the problem and the shape we would propose, whether or not you go further.

Within a week of the call

A written summary

What we heard, what we would do about it, and what it would take. Yours to circulate internally or to hand to another firm.

Before you write

One business day for project enquiries. Partnership proposals are reviewed weekly and speculative applications go to the engineering leads, which can take a fortnight when nothing matching is open — but all three get a real answer rather than silence.