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Remote-first, across three regions.
We deliver to domestic and international clients from a distributed team, so the question that matters is not which building we are in — it is how much of your working day we overlap with. Tell us your time zone in the form and we will confirm the overlap we can commit to before anything is agreed.
- Meetings scheduled in your time zone, not ours
- One named point of contact for the whole engagement
- Written summaries after every call, so nothing lives only in a meeting
- Work visible on the same board we use
From message to a decision you can act on.
Four steps, and you can stop after any of them. Nothing here commits you to a project.
We reply
Within one business day, from a person who has read what you sent rather than an autoresponder.
A short call
Thirty minutes on the outcome you need, the constraints around it, and who owns the decision.
A written view
Scope, risks, sequence and a rough shape of cost — in writing, so you can circulate it internally.
Proposal, or an honest no
If we are the wrong fit we say so and point you somewhere better. That answer costs us less than a bad engagement costs you.
To get a useful first reply
You do not need a specification. But the more of this you can tell us up front, the more specific our first answer can be — and the less of your time gets spent on discovery questions.
- The outcome you are accountable for, in business terms
- Anything already fixed — a deadline, a budget, a regulator
- Systems the work has to live with rather than replace
- Who else has to agree before this can start
- What has already been tried, and why it did not hold
Send it to the right place.
The form above reaches the delivery team. These reach people faster if that is not what you need.
New project or scoping
Use the form above — the project fields are what let us give a specific first answer.
Start a projectCareers and hiring
Open roles and how we work as a team. Applications go through the roles themselves.
See open rolesPartnerships and press
Referrals, vendor introductions, RFPs and media requests are all welcome.
Business inquiriesExisting clients
If something is live and needs attention, contact your named owner first — they will already have the context.
Support and managed workBefore you send it.
Yes, and it is a reasonable thing to ask for. Send yours or use ours; either way it does not need to delay a first conversation, since the useful early questions are about outcomes and constraints rather than anything confidential.
We work across the Americas, EMEA and Asia-Pacific, and we schedule meetings in your working day rather than ours. What we will not do is promise full overlap where it does not exist — we would rather agree the real overlap and the handover points that make asynchronous work function.
The outcome you are accountable for, what is already fixed around it, what you have tried, and who has to agree before work can start. No slides. If it is obvious in that half hour that we are not the right team, we will say so on the call.
No fixed floor, but there is a shape: the work needs a defined first outcome we can be measured on. An assessment, a prototype or one integration all qualify. An open-ended retainer with no agreed outcome does not, and we will suggest a different starting point.
They are used to answer your enquiry and nothing else — no list, no resale, no marketing sequence you did not ask for. If you would rather not put project detail in a form, send a short note and we will arrange a call instead.