Tell us what you need to connect, rebuild, or automate.
You will be answered by someone who writes the code, not an account manager. Describe the system, the stack it has to live with, and what is blocking you. We come back with an assessment and the next technical step.
Before you write
What makes the reply useful
- Which systems are involved.
- The ATS, ERP, CMS or internal tool, and the versions if you know them. “A custom PHP app on-prem” says more than “an integration”.
- What is actually blocked.
- The weekly manual step, the data that arrives wrong, the release nobody dares to run. The symptom helps us more than a proposed solution.
- Who is involved.
- Whether the decision sits with IT, HR or marketing, and who can grant access to the systems. It shapes the first step we propose.
Tell us what's breaking.
One reply from an engineer, not a form autoresponder. If it isn't a fit, we'll say so on the first call.
- Locations
- Italy · Czechia · Japan
- Prefer email?
- The form is the channel we monitor, and it is the one we answer from — nothing sits unread in a mailbox.
- Rather talk than type?
- Ask for a call in the message and we reply with times. There is no open booking link — we prefer to know what the call is about first.
- Your data.
- Used to answer you and to keep the thread of the conversation. No newsletter, no mailing list, no resale. Ask us to remove it and we remove it.
We read every message. Recruiters and generic outreach are ignored.
After you hit send
Where the message goes
A person reads it
It writes to our own database and notifies the team. No auto-responder sequence, no drip campaign, no reseller gets your details.
An engineer, not a filter
Someone who has built this kind of thing decides whether we are the right team. If not, we say so plainly.
A technical reply
Our reading of the problem, the parts that are harder than they sound, the access we would need, and a first step. No deck or price list before we understand the system.
A call, if it earns one
Thirty to forty-five minutes with the people who would do the work. Nothing proceeds without a written scope you have read.
We do not publish a response-time SLA we would have to fake: the reply comes once someone qualified has read your message, which in a delivery week can take a few days.