



We shape the session around your answers, so the half hour goes on your work rather than a tour.
Slots are held for ten minutes while you finish booking — each one is 30 minutes.
Pick a date on the left and open times will appear here, converted to your time zone.
You'll get a calendar invite with a video link straight away. No forms afterwards.
A calendar invite with the video link is on its way to your inbox. Rohit will read your notes before the call.
Added — the invite is in your calendar.
The video link will follow by email.
The slot is free again — book a new time whenever suits.
The slot frees up for someone else and this can't be undone — you would need to book a new time.
No deck, no discovery questionnaire. We work in the product with your numbers on screen.
How many installs a month, which states, and where the current process actually hurts.
We load your bill of materials, size the system, and build a proposal with margin visible as we go.
What your crews see on site, how checkpoints are verified, and when milestone payments release.
Pilot scope, pricing for your volume and a written plan by the next business day.
"They opened our own project on the call. Twenty minutes later we had a proposal we could actually send."
No. If you can share a bill of materials and one site address, the call gets far more concrete — but we keep an anonymised sample project ready either way.
Whoever owns the process today — usually operations plus one person from finance. Engineering helps if monitoring or component data matters to you.
Yes. It stays in a sandbox workspace that only your team can open, hosted in India, and we delete it on request after the call.
No. ReDesk owns the deployment record and pushes invoices, purchase orders and payouts into what you already use. We'll show the integration path for your stack.
Most teams start on one live project within a week of the demo. Nothing is signed until that project closes to your satisfaction.