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A 30-minute call is all it takes.

No sales pressure, no slide-deck tour. We clarify whether your situation fits, if not, we say so.

Option 1 · Book directly

Book a meeting.

Pick a time that works. The call is 30 minutes, not a sales pitch.

30-minute discovery call

30 minutes · Microsoft Teams · We clarify scope, timing, and fit. No sales pressure.

Confirmation and Teams link sent right after booking.

Option 2 · Write first

Or tell us what’s coming up.

If you have a question before booking: we’ll reply within 24 hours, usually sooner. No newsletter, no follow-up sales pitch.

Reply within 24 hours · no newsletter
What happens next

The next step.

1

You book or write

Pick a calendar slot or send a short context by email.

2

30-minute call

We understand your situation. You see how we work. No presentation.

3

Decision in 3 days

If we fit, a scope outline. If not, we say so, with alternatives if we know them.

FAQ

Frequent questions

How long is a first call? +
30 minutes. No long sales session. We clarify scope, timing, and fit.
Do I need to sit through a presentation? +
No. We’ll talk about your situation. You’ll see how we work. That’s all.
Do you sign NDAs? +
Yes, standard NDA provided or your template.
What languages? +
German and English, including deliverables.
How is pricing? +
We do not publish prices online. In a 30-minute call we clarify scope and investment together, the number depends on scope, depth, and frameworks, and we quote once we understand the scope.
How fast can you start? +
Most engagements start within 2–4 weeks of a scoping call. Urgent situations: discuss on the call.
What should I prepare for the call? +
A clear description of the situation, 1 process owner or IT leader on the call, and any existing documentation (process maps, org charts, system diagrams) if you have them.

Does this sound like your situation?

A 30-minute scoping call tells you whether we're the right fit, and if we are, what the first step looks like.

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