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What to send

Send one sentence about the job, and one example of how the work happens today. The sentence is the outcome you want: the order, the invoice, the appointment, the document. The example is something you can point at. A spreadsheet. A WhatsApp thread. A screen in Tally. A page on the site you already have. You do not need a specification, a budget, or a diagram. If you have them, attach them. If you do not, the sentence is enough for a useful reply.

A first message that is enough looks like this. “Orders come in on WhatsApp, stock sits in a spreadsheet, and Tally only sees the invoice at month end. We want one place that shows whether we can promise the date.” From that we can tell whether you need a small system, a change to a product you already pay for, or nothing yet.

You do not need to choose the technology before you write. Name the job. Whether it becomes a website, a portal, or a change to the system you already run is a later decision, made after we have seen the example. The first conversation is there to name a first slice, not to sell a platform.

What happens next

We read messages on weekdays, 9:00 to 18:00 IST. The reply is not a proposal. It is the next question: what you use now, what has to stay, and what “done” means for a first slice. If the job is ordinary and a product already does it, we will say buy. If the job is the way your firm works, we will describe the first slice in a sentence. If we are the wrong studio, we will say that too.

WhatsApp on +91 954 415 3356 is the fastest path. The Bahrain line is +973 3958 6593. Email info@lavistech.com if you would rather write. Surendra Lal, Managing Partner, takes the India line. Varghese V, GCC Head, takes the Bahrain line. The studio has worked this way since 2014, mostly with firms in Bahrain. The premises are at MG Road, Karakkad, Chengannur, Kerala 689504, India.