Book a discovery workshop
Four hours of your team's time, a written gap map within five days, and the document is yours whatever you decide next. Scope is quoted in writing after the session — see our service portfolio for what we build.
Tell us the painful one
The report your team dreads, or the thing you keep finding out too late. Two or three sentences is plenty — we will ask the rest on the call.
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What the workshop covers
- Four hours of your team's time, in one half-day session
- A written gap map within five working days
- Written scope if we recommend building anything
Bring these to the session
- The person who actually does the work — not only their manager
- Last month's real files, not a cleaned-up sample
- Whatever the output is today: the deck, the workbook, the email
- A rough sense of who reads it and what they decide with it
Direct
- business@knotlabs.in
- +91 89832 07239
- Address
- Haware Mall, T-24, Nerul East, Sector 19A, Nerul, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra 400706
- Knot Labs
- Response
- One working day, from a person
What actually happens next
A reply from a person
Two or three questions to check this is the kind of problem we are useful for. If it is not, we say so here and suggest where to look instead.
A 30-minute call
No slides. We are working out who needs to be in the discovery session and which files to have open.
Half a day, four hours
On site or remote. One workflow walked step by step, the hours counted, the sources inspected, the standard agreed.
The gap map
Written, yours, and shareable with anyone including other vendors. With a fixed quote if we recommend building — and a clear "do not build this" if we do not.
Roughly one workshop in three ends with us telling the client that an off-the-shelf tool already solves their problem. That is a good outcome, and you still keep the document.