By Ansolcorp · Updated
Use a service request to explain the work you need and give the Ansolcorp team enough detail to review it. A useful request identifies a goal, defines the first deliverable, and explains how you will know the work meets your needs.
Start a website, software or outreach request
- Open Get Started or sign in and choose Services from your dashboard.
- Select the service that best fits your goal and begin its questionnaire.
- Complete the required fields. Describe the current situation, the result you want, and your timing.
- Review the answers and submit the request. Keep a copy of any notes you may want to use when discussing the scope.
- Open Requests in your dashboard to find your submission and check its status. The team can review your scope and respond with next steps or a proposal.
What to include for each type of project
- Website: Share your business name, service area, existing domain if you have one, and the pages you need. Specify whether the main action should be a call, an enquiry, a booking, or something else.
- Custom software: Describe who uses the workflow, what information they enter, and what must happen next. Include an example of a common exception. For instance, a quote approval might normally take one step but require a manager when it exceeds a threshold.
- Outreach: Describe the businesses you want to reach, the regions you serve, what counts as a qualified lead, and how you want appointments handed over. Include exclusions and any constraints the team should know about.
Review scope before approving a proposal
Check the deliverables, items the team needs from you, and what counts as completion. Ask whether optional work is included or quoted separately. If the proposed scope misses a requirement, describe the outcome you need and give a concrete example so the team can clarify it.
If you need an initial price discussion, select the relevant package on Pricing to prefill the quote enquiry. For help with an existing submission, see how to contact Ansolcorp support.