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No form required to ask whether we do something, whether a problem is a fit, or what we think of an approach you are considering.
If it is about a specific piece of work.
The longer form asks for more — your team, your timing, and what you are trying to build — because those are what make the difference between a useful reply and a polite one. It takes a few minutes and it is the better path if you want a considered answer.
Or just read us for a while.
The daily brief is ninety seconds every weekday morning, and there is nothing to fill in to get it. Judging a firm on a month of its published judgement is more informative than judging it on a sales call.