We have your project.
Thanks for introducing Sixty8 to what you're building. We'll review the project details and determine the best next conversation.
You don't need to do anything else right now. If we need more information to understand the scope, we'll ask for it during discovery.
Inquiry Submitted
Your project inquiry has entered the Sixty8 review process.
We start by understanding the project.
The goal of the inquiry is not to make you define every technical detail. It gives Sixty8 enough context to decide what needs to happen next.
We Review Your Inquiry
We look at the requested outcome, services, budget range, timing, existing materials, and overall project fit.
We Clarify The Need
If the project looks like a fit, we'll gather the additional information needed to understand scope, dependencies, and goals.
We Define The Project
Sixty8 determines the appropriate services, deliverables, schedule, project value, and any important assumptions.
We Recommend The Next Step
Once the work is sufficiently defined, Sixty8 can prepare the appropriate quote, agreement, or project recommendation.
This inquiry does not put you into an investment process.
If you simply want to hire Sixty8 and pay for the work normally, that's exactly what this project path is designed for.
You don't need to demonstrate business revenue, offer equity, agree to revenue participation, or qualify for Sixty8 investment consideration.
A little preparation can make the next conversation more useful.
You do not need all of this, but having it available can help Sixty8 understand the project faster.
Current Materials
Existing branding, websites, screenshots, documents, systems, code, or other project assets.
Examples
Sites, products, applications, brands, or experiences that help communicate what you have in mind.
Priorities
What matters most: launch date, functionality, visual quality, automation, scalability, cost, or another outcome.
Constraints
Known deadlines, budget limits, existing technology, compliance needs, integrations, or other requirements.
Keep the same project together.
If you remember an important detail, receive new requirements, or need to send another file, contact Sixty8 rather than submitting a duplicate inquiry.
Keeping updates connected to the original inquiry helps Sixty8 preserve the project history and avoids treating the same project as multiple opportunities.
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Sixty8 will review what you've submitted and determine what information is needed to move the project toward scope, pricing, and execution.