The Right Scope. A Clearer
Investment.
Start with the services your organisation needs. Pricing is shaped by the agreed scope, delivery requirements and level of support, with costs and commercial terms confirmed before work begins.
Service availability and any prerequisites are confirmed during consultation.
Start with the Scope You Need.
Discuss one service or a combination of services around your priorities. Each proposal is shaped by the work involved, the intended deliverables and the support required.
Social Automation
Tell us about the brands and social channels involved, your content workload, review responsibilities and publishing requirements.
Scope to discuss: Brands · Channels · Content volume · Approval workflows
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Describe your data sources, quality challenges and the preparation or integration work you need. Data Services can be discussed as a standalone project.
Scope to discuss: Data sources · Data volume · Quality requirements · Delivery frequency
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Data Services
Business Intelligence
Explain the business questions you need to answer, who will use the reports and how often information needs to be refreshed.
Scope to discuss: Reports and dashboards · Measures · Data readiness · Refresh requirements
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Business Growth
Share your objectives, current challenges and the areas where you need planning or improvement support.
Scope to discuss: Objectives · Analysis required · Deliverables · Review cadence
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These are scoping examples, not fixed packages or confirmed feature inclusions. Availability, deliverables and commercial terms are agreed separately.
The work involved matters more than a package label. These factors help define the effort, resources and support needed for your requirements.
What Shapes Your Quote.
01 — Scope & Deliverables
The services requested, the outputs to be delivered and the boundaries of the work.
02 — Volume & Complexity
The amount of content or data involved, the number of workflows and the level of customisation.
03 — Systems & Integrations
The tools to be connected, access requirements and any third-party dependencies.
04 — Readiness & Preparation
The quality of existing information and any setup, clean-up or migration work required.
05 — Timeline & Delivery
The proposed milestones, delivery schedule and coordination needed across your team.
06 — Support & Review
The level of onboarding, ongoing assistance and review agreed for the engagement.
Your proposal should make inclusions, exclusions, assumptions and any applicable third-party costs clear before you commit.
From Enquiry to Proposal.
A clear conversation helps turn your requirements into a proposal you can review before deciding how to proceed.
01 — Share Your Requirements
Tell us about your objectives, current setup, service interests and any timing or budget considerations.
02 — Clarify the Scope
We discuss suitability, availability, dependencies and the deliverables needed to address your priorities.
03 — Review Your Proposal
Where there is a suitable fit, review the proposed scope, costs, assumptions, exclusions and commercial terms.
04 — Agree the Next Steps
If you choose to proceed, we confirm the agreement and any verification or onboarding requirements before work begins.
An enquiry does not create a subscription or commit you to a purchase.
Let’s Define the Right Scope.
Share your objectives, service interests and delivery requirements. We’ll discuss suitability and availability, then outline the next steps towards a scoped proposal.
Costs and commercial terms are confirmed before work begins. An enquiry does not activate a service or subscription.