For goal, context and next step.
Request a chat with the Docodex team
Submit your preferences for an initial discussion. The date and time are not automatically reserved; the appointment is confirmed separately after checking availability.
A discussion request, not a confirmed slot
Until we integrate a calendar with real availability, we keep the process fair and transparent.
Audit or extended discovery is priced separately.
We confirm it along with the date and time.
When it's worth discussing before the offer
Discussion is useful when the solution, boundaries or order of steps are not yet clear enough.
You have an idea, but not a definite solution
We clarify whether you need a website, e-commerce, application or automation.
DirectionThe project has many unknowns
We identify missing users, processes, integrations and information.
ScopesThe next stage must be determined
We discuss whether bidding, audit, discovery or implementation is next.
PlanTell us what you want us to clarify
It proposes two dates and the preferred range. We reply to you separately for confirmation; completing the form does not automatically create a booking.
What helps in the first discussion
You don't need a full brief. But some information makes the conversation more useful.
The objective
What the project must achieve for the business or users.
Current context
What already exists, what doesn't work and what limitations are known.
The important questions
The decisions you want to be able to make after the discussion.
No. The form submits a discussion request. We check your preferences and confirm the date and time separately.
The first discussion is planned for about 30 minutes, enough for the goal, context and next step.
The initial clarifying discussion is free of charge. An extended audit or discovery is estimated separately prior to commencement.
Usually by video call or phone, depending on the indicated preference and confirmed availability.
The objective, the current context, a URL or brief if any, and the important questions for the decision.
Is the project still not clear enough?
We start with a discussion, then we set the direction
If you already have the service, objective and context clearly defined, you can go straight to the RFP.
