You send four lines
Headcount, the kind of client work, whether you have single sign-on, and whether a client has already asked. We do not need a procurement process to tell you whether this is the right answer for your firm.
Tell us how big the firm is, and what its people handle.
Those two answers are enough for us to tell you what it costs and whether it fits. The next step is an hour with an engineer, with the workspace running in front of you.
Tell us about the firm.
We will show you the workspace.
- A reply within a few minutes
- An hour with an engineer, and the workspace running
- What you tell us stays with us, and goes no further
- How many people are at the firm, all of them
- The kind of client work that would go into it
- Whether people sign in through single sign-on today
- Whether a client has asked you, in writing, what AI you use
Who you probably want.
- Workspaces and pricing
- hello@runvo.ai
- Working here
- careers@runvo.ai · open roles
- Privacy and data requests
- privacy@runvo.ai
Who this is for: Professional-services firms of 150-800 people in law, accountancy, engineering and consultancy, whose staff handle confidential client work. Below that, a licence bought per person from one of the large providers is usually simpler, and we would rather say so here than in a third meeting.
What happens next.
We reply within a few minutes
The reply comes from a person, and it offers you a time. If a private workspace is the wrong answer for a firm your size, that is what it says instead.
An hour, and the workspace running
You see it working at an address like your own, and you ask what your risk people will ask: where it runs, who can reach it, which models it calls, and what happens to what your staff type into it. Not a slide deck.
A fixed quote, then the build
Hosted by us it is 60% less per person than a premium per-seat licence; inside your own cloud tenancy it costs more and takes longer. You get the figure on the call, and it is agreed before anything is built.