From enquiry to project brief

Conversation in. Actionable brief out.

Choose a project, set its budget and timeline, then review the brief with the original answers.

Scripted, not live AI. Choose prepared answers: no contact details, free-text input or saved conversations.

Example qualificationScripted preview
What needs to change for the new store to feel successful?
Customers struggle to find products on mobile. We need clearer categories and better filters in our Shopify store.
What launch window and working budget should the team plan around?
Example briefStructured
ProjectShopify redesign
PriorityMobile discovery
Budget€8k–€12k
FiltersMobile UXExample

From enquiry to brief

Not a rigid form. Not an unstructured inbox.

The brief keeps the project goal, scope, budget and timing together, including anything still undecided.

Conversation first

Follow the project context into the next question.

Brief, not busywork

Scope, budget and timing in one reviewable record.

Honest unknowns

Not decided is still a useful answer.

ProvidedNot decidedNot applicable

Ready for the team

Move from the conversation to an operator’s view of the same brief.

A first enquiry may explain the problem without naming a budget or deadline. Ask about those gaps, keep the original answers and give the team a brief they can work through.

One continuous flow

One conversation. A usable handoff.

Choose fictional context, explore the follow-up, then review the result from both sides of the desk.

Conversation

Start with context

Choose a prepared project. Each example has its own problem, scope and intended outcome.

Qualification

Keep unknowns visible

Explore budget and timing choices. An undecided budget stays marked as undecided.

Operator view

Review one clear brief

Read the brief alongside the source answers and see what still needs clarification.
Guided scenariosStructured briefsExplicit unknownsOperator previewIn-memory only

Review the result

From the first question to the project brief.

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