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Tell us about the system that concerns you in a few short answers, most of them a single tap. A senior member of our architecture team reads every brief and replies to arrange a first conversation, with no obligation and an NDA in place first if you need one.

Speak with an Enterprise Architect What happens after you write

Your brief

Brief a senior architect in about two minutes.

Six short sections, most of them a tap. The brief on the right writes itself as you answer, and it's exactly what the architect will read. Only your name, email, organization and the first question are required.

Fields marked required must be completed. Everything else is optional.

01 What's prompting this conversation? Required
02 Where does it sit in your estate? Select any
03 If it had to change next month, how confident would your team be? Optional

Tap a bar. There's no wrong answer; it tells the architect where to start.

04 Anything the architect should know first? Optional

Please leave out credentials and confidential detail. That comes after an NDA.

05 Who should the architect reply to?

Your role Optional

06 How would you like to start?

First reply

NDA before the first conversation

We'll propose times in your local time zone.

After you send it

What happens after you send a brief?

  1. 1

    An architect reads it, not a sales queue

    Your brief goes to the senior people who lead our engagements. They read it before replying, so the first conversation starts from your situation rather than a pitch.

  2. 2

    A first conversation, on your terms

    We propose times in your time zone. If you asked for an NDA, it's agreed before any detail is shared, and we can work from your organization's own template. We ask what the system does, what depends on it and what concerns you about changing it.

  3. 3

    You decide what comes next

    Often that's an architecture audit: a documented map of your estate, a ranked risk register and a phased roadmap you keep. Sometimes it's a clear answer that you don't need outside help yet.

Questions before you get in touch

Who reads the brief?

A senior member of the team who leads engagements. You won't be passed through a sales qualification step first.

Is there any obligation after the first conversation?

No. The first conversation is for understanding your situation. If a next step makes sense, we'll propose it in writing and you decide independently.

Can we put an NDA in place before sharing details?

Yes. Choose an option in the brief and we'll agree the NDA before the conversation. We agree the NDA and MSA for each client and each requirement, and we can work from your organization's own templates.

Do you work with organizations outside India?

Yes. We work with clients in India, Germany and the United States. The brief picks up your time zone so we can propose times that suit your working day.

What should we leave out of the brief?

Credentials, personal data and anything commercially confidential. A description of the situation is enough to start; specifics can follow once an NDA is in place.

No obligation. An NDA first if you need one.

Start with the system you're most concerned about.

A short brief is enough for a senior architect to prepare a useful first conversation, with security and governance addressed from the start.

Speak with an Enterprise Architect