Tell Génesis what you need and get a proposal built for you.
No ten-field forms and no “an advisor will contact you.” You explain your situation in plain language, it asks the questions that matter and proposes what to sign up for, with a price.
Asking for a quote shouldn't be a chore.
What usually happens when someone asks for a proposal.
Forms that don't ask what matters
Name, email and “tell us what you need” in 200 characters. Nobody can propose anything serious with that.
Days waiting for a call
The inquiry comes in on a Tuesday and the advisor calls back on Friday, after you've already gotten a quote from someone else.
Generic proposals
A PDF with the entire portfolio, so you can guess which piece is useful to you.
How it works here.
It's implemented in stages, in the order that least disrupts your operation.
Like with a person
You describe your situation in plain language. One question at a time, not a questionnaire.
The problem first
It asks what the problem is costing you today before proposing anything.
One option, not a catalog
It tells you which service applies to your case and why, not a list of twenty.
With a number, not “call for pricing”
List price on the spot. ITBMS not included and subject to confirmation after the assessment.
Structured and in writing
What it understood, what it proposes, what's included and the estimated investment.
An advisor reviews it
The proposal goes to the sales team, which formalizes it and sends it to you the same business day.
From where you are to where you want to be.
Assessment
We look at how you operate today and where time or money is being lost. A fifteen-minute call to define the next step.
Data load and setup
With the Génesis conversation, the advisor prepares the formal proposal.
Assisted go-live
We train the team that will use it and support you through the first month-end close.
Ongoing operation
Support with an assigned account owner and contractual response times.
What people ask before signing up.
Are the prices it gives real?
Yes, they're list prices from our catalog, excluding ITBMS. The final price is confirmed after the assessment, once the exact scope is known.
Can it give me a discount?
No. Génesis works with list prices; any special commercial terms are handled by an advisor.
What if my case doesn't fit any package?
It'll tell you, and we move on to an assessment to quote it as a custom job. That's better than squeezing you into something that doesn't work for you.
Do I have to leave my details to chat?
No. Only at the end, if you want to receive the formal proposal.
How we quote.
We don't publish a price list because it would be made up: two companies in the same industry can need very different things. What we do guarantee is how you get to the number.
Quote after the assessment
After the call, if the case calls for it, a one-hour consultation sets the scope and a fixed price. If the scope changes, it's quoted separately and you approve it first.
Processes, data and users
Service scope, company size and whether it requires development or just configuration. How many people will use it, how much data needs to be migrated and how customized it needs to be.
Support by plan
Ongoing operation runs on a monthly plan, with an assigned account owner and contractual response times. It's contracted separately from the implementation.
Let's build your proposal now.
A fifteen-minute call and you walk away with a clear next step — even if the answer is that you don't need us yet.
Book your assessment
Leave us your details and we'll set it up for the next business day.
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