Sales, licensing, support and demonstration requests — everything runs over e-mail, and a well-framed first mail gets you a useful first reply.
New licences, renewals, pricing for desktop or web editions, and organisation-wide arrangements. Also the right address for partnership and general enquiries.
Write to sales →For existing users of either edition — installation trouble, a report that does not tally, a question about how a module is meant to be used, or anything else that stops your work.
Write to support →See the software work through a live project — estimate, analysis of rates, DNIT, agreement and RA bill — against the schedule of rates your office actually uses.
Request a demo →Three lines in your first mail save a whole round of back-and-forth:
For support mails, add what you were doing when the problem appeared and the exact wording of any message shown — that is usually enough for a first diagnosis.
This site is a set of static pages — there is no contact form here and nothing is submitted through the browser. The buttons above simply open a new message in your own e-mail application, addressed and pre-titled; nothing is sent until you press send yourself.
If a button does nothing on your machine (some office computers have no mail application configured), just write to the address shown from whatever mail you normally use.