Most engagements begin with a single function where the backlog is worst - and a governed Fleet built around it. Tell us which one and we will come to the first conversation with a specific answer rather than a capabilities deck.
We answer every enquiry from a named person, not a queue. Use the form below and it arrives already routed - function, posture and bottleneck attached - or write directly if you would rather. No form is required to use anything on this site.
Four ways in
Pick the conversation you actually want.
Each one starts the same form below with the right question already selected. Nothing here is gated and nothing obliges you to a sales cycle.
Request an architecture review
For the people who have to integrate it. We take your existing stack - data platform, identity, validation regime, deployment constraints - and walk through where StromaOS sits, what it reads, what it writes and what it never touches.
For the people who have to fund it. We work your numbers through the ROI and TCO models on this site, challenge the assumptions that will not survive a finance review, and leave you with a model you can defend without us in the room.
For the people who have to approve it. One task, executed end to end under policy, with the evidence record it produces opened line by line - inputs, method version, decision rights, exceptions raised, who signed and what that signature meant.
The design partner program gives selected sponsors and CROs a direct role in shaping additional production Fleet configurations by function - direct influence on the roadmap, an architecture review, and commercial terms that reflect the contribution.
Six answers, and the first conversation is a specific one.
This form does not submit to a server or a CRM. It opens a message in your own mail client with your answers laid out, addressed to hello@stromaos.com, and you send it - or don't. Nothing is captured unless you press send.
Or read something first
Two documents that answer most of the first call.
Both open in the browser and print cleanly to PDF. Neither asks for an address.