Book a readiness call
Tell us what prompted this and who asked, and the first thing you receive is a written scope.
Start with what prompted this: a customer clause, a regulator, a request from the board, an insurer or your own idea. Tell us who asked and by when. A short call is usually enough to agree the scope, and the written scope is yours to keep whether or not you continue.
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What happens after you get in touch
- 01
A short call
What prompted this, who asked for it, and by when. If a deadline can only be met by writing records of things that did not happen, we say so on this call.
- 02
The written scope
Entities, systems, sites and exclusions, agreed in writing. It is yours to keep.
- 03
Your decision
Continue with us, or take the scope elsewhere. It is written so another supplier could work from it.
Another division may be the better first call
If what you are describing sits somewhere else in the group, start there instead. Every division runs to the same standard.