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Describe the situation simply, even without a finished plan

You do not need to arrive with a complete brief, a detailed scope or a finished solution. A short description of what currently feels slow, unclear or impractical is enough.

If you already know whether this is more about a website, workflow, automation or a small specialist tool, that helps. If not, that can be clarified in the next step.

Helpful, but not required

  • if you already know what currently causes the most friction
  • if something already exists: a website, a tool or a manual workflow
  • if you can roughly describe what should become easier afterwards

Alternative contact paths

  • a short email is enough for first contact
  • later, the inquiry can also be connected to internal intake or CRM
  • reply and routing logic can be considered from the start if needed

How the start usually works

  • first, a short classification: what is this roughly about and is it a fit?
  • if needed, it starts with a small assessment rather than a large project
  • after that, the next step becomes clear in the right size for the situation
Type 01 Website + process logic
Type 02 Workflow / automation
Type 03 Small custom software

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Describe the situation briefly

If you already know roughly what this is about, you can sort it here. If not, that is completely fine too.

Current classification

not clear yet

If the exact scope is still open, a short description of the situation is completely enough.

The right scope can be clarified together afterwards
A rough first description is enough. If the topic turns out to be larger, it can still become a clean and properly scoped project.

What happens after the request

  • you get a real first reading, even if the solution is not defined yet
  • if it fits, the next step is either a proposal or a few focused follow-up questions
  • small starts are fine, and larger projects are possible when they are justified