Contact

Write and tell me which process costs you the most time, and when you could clear a day for it. You get a proposed date and the engagement sheet back.

Enquiry

One sentence about the process is enough. The more concrete it is, the more precise the answer.

Only if you would rather have a call back than a reply by mail.

For example: “Every incoming invoice is entered twice, once in the ERP and once in accounting.”

I use what you enter solely to answer this enquiry. The legal basis is Art 6(1)(b) GDPR where an engagement is being prepared, and Art 6(1)(f) GDPR otherwise.

There is deliberately no “I agree to the processing of my data” box here. Consent you cannot submit the form without is not freely given and therefore not valid consent. What you get instead is the information itself — in the privacy policy, right next to the send button.

This form is not live yet. Where it sends is decided together with the hosting; until then the button is disabled so that no enquiry disappears.

What happens with your data: privacy policy

What happens next

I read the enquiry and reply
With a question or straight away with a proposed date. No sales pipeline, no second person introducing themselves.
If it fits, you get an engagement sheet
One page: which process gets walked, on which day, at what fixed price, and which access I need for it. Then you decide.
If it does not fit, I say so
Some processes cost more to rebuild than they return. For others something off the shelf is enough.

Where I work on site

On-site work is mainly here:

Outside those: ask anyway. I will tell you whether the travel still makes the fixed price sensible before we talk about dates.

Prefer to get in touch directly? Write or call:

Response time
You will hear back from me within one working day.