Tell us where the programme actually stands.
Including if the answer is that nobody is quite sure. That is the most common starting position and it is a legitimate one.
Or email enquiries@ripplesystems.com directly. It reaches the same place.
Two questions worth answering first
- Where does a ledger transaction enter your payment estate today, and who owns that interface? If the answer is a point-to-point integration somebody stood up for the pilot, the production question is already open, whoever ends up doing the work.
- If ledger state and core state disagree tomorrow morning, who reconciles them, on what frequency, and what is the documented path for resolving the break? Most institutions find the answer is a person rather than a process. That holds at pilot volumes and stops holding shortly afterwards.
Bring whatever answers you have. Incomplete ones are more useful than prepared ones.
Three steps, and none of them is a proposal deck
A reply within two business days
From a person, not an autoresponder, and with a view on whether this is the right piece of work for where the programme actually stands.
Forty-five minutes, under your NDA
We will execute your NDA before the call rather than asking you to sign ours. The call is spent on the two questions below and on what your systems do today.
A written scope, or a straight no
If there is work here you get a fixed scope and a fee in writing. If there is not, we will say so and tell you what we would do instead.
We will execute your NDA before the first call
Not ours. Yours, on your paper, signed before the conversation rather than after it — so the first call can be about what your systems actually do instead of about what can safely be said.
Send it with your enquiry, or ask for it in the reply and we will chase it. We work under your access controls throughout an engagement, and we do not name clients or reference engagements in any material, including this site.
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