New system enquiries
A process, product or internal tool that needs to be designed and built from the beginning.
Contacts
Enquiries are handled by email
Email is the single channel for reaching BIRD & GORTON LTD. It keeps the details of an enquiry in one place, gives both sides a written record from the outset, and allows a considered reply rather than an immediate one. There is no contact form on this site — a message sent directly reaches the same place with less friction.
Company
BIRD & GORTON LTD
priscillaellis19716@gmail.com
What to include
Useful detail for a first message
None of the following is required. Each item simply reduces the number of clarifying questions in the reply and makes an early, honest answer about fit more likely.
- 01
The situation
A short description of the system or process involved, and what is currently difficult about it.
- 02
The outcome sought
What should be true once the work is finished, stated in operational rather than technical terms where possible.
- 03
Existing technology
The platforms, languages, hosting arrangements or third-party services already in use, if these are known.
- 04
Constraints
Any fixed dates, regulatory requirements, budget boundaries or systems that cannot be replaced.
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Who is involved
Whether there is an internal technical team, and who will make the decisions about the work.
Typical enquiry categories
Most messages fall into one of six kinds
Integration enquiries
Two or more systems that must exchange data reliably, or an API that needs to be designed or consumed.
Existing system enquiries
An application that is difficult to change, slow, expensive to run, or dependent on unsupported technology.
Review and advisory enquiries
A request for an independent technical assessment, a second opinion on an architecture, or support with a platform decision.
Ongoing engineering enquiries
A need for continuing maintenance, security updates and steady improvement of a live system.
General enquiries
Questions about how the company works, how engagements are arranged, or whether a particular piece of work is a reasonable fit.
Privacy note
How enquiry messages are treated
Information sent by email is used only to understand and respond to the enquiry it concerns. It is not added to a marketing list and is not shared with third parties for their own purposes.
Please avoid sending credentials, personal data belonging to other people, or confidential material in a first message. If sensitive information becomes necessary later, a suitable arrangement for handling it can be agreed first.
A request to delete correspondence can be sent to the same address at any time.