Consultation, diagnosis, and site estimate
Request Window
Keep consultation, diagnosis, and estimate requests in one place.
Start with the current situation, then route to diagnosis or site estimate only if needed.
The request window should stay singular. Scheduling and intake mechanics are delegated to the booking spell; this page clarifies what you can request, what to prepare, and how the next step will be chosen after the first conversation.
The problem does not need to be fully articulated yet. Start with what feels expensive, slow, or repeatedly broken.
Route everything through the booking spell
Start with context before committing to a build
If diagnosis is unnecessary, that will be said clearly
Routes
Choose the right request path
Separate the use cases, but keep the intake structure unified.
Start a consultation
Use this when the situation still needs framing and the problem is not fully named yet.
Request a diagnosis
Use this when missed bookings, retraining, inventory noise, or workflow drift are already visible.
Request a site estimate
Use this when the operation must be seen in person before deciding scope and delivery shape.
Useful information to prepare
- Request type and business name
- What is currently going wrong
- Where value seems to be leaking
- Rough monthly occurrence and timing
Process
What happens after the request
Booking a slot is only the entry. The next action is made explicit immediately after that.
Use the booking note to pass the context before the meeting starts.
Define where value is being lost and who feels the operational drag first.
Choose between diagnosis, implementation, or site estimate as the next move.
Connect the conversation to recovery or deployment planning and move into execution.
Preparation
Prepare these inputs
Even a short consultation gets better when the shape of the loss is visible from the start.
Useful fields to share
- Request type
- Business name
- What is going wrong now
- Where you think value is leaking
- Approximate monthly occurrence count
- Preferred timing
- Contact details
Note
The handoff reuses the consultation and site-visit entry points from the booking spell. Extra context can be passed in the booking note and reviewed before the meeting.
Next Step
Start with the current state.
Bring one concrete pain point: missed bookings, retraining cost, inventory drift, or something adjacent. The right next move can be determined from there.