
Ninety minutes, your documents, three numbers.
A scoping session is not a demo and it is not a discovery call. Bring twenty real files, redacted if you need them to be. We take three numbers — annual volume, fully loaded cost per file today, and what happens when the output is wrong — and hand back a one-page value case in your own KPIs.
You would be talking to an engineer, not a queue.
Not a lead-qualification queue and not a sales development rep. The person who runs our scoping sessions comes from the team that deployed inside a supervised Vietnamese bank and has sat through a bank's security questionnaires — so you can ask the awkward questions in the first conversation rather than the fourth. Names and CVs are shared on that call.
If you would rather just write, hello@densery.com reaches the same person and is answered within one business day.
What to bring, if you have it
- Twenty real files of one document type, redacted as needed
- Roughly how many of those you process a year
- Your fully loaded cost per reviewer — not base salary
- What a wrong file costs you, even approximately
None of it is required. If you have none of it, we will still take the meeting and spend it working out what the numbers probably are.
Not ready to book?
Reasonable. Most people should work out the number before they spend ninety minutes on it. Here is what to do instead →
Book a scoping session
Ninety minutes, video, no deck. Pick a window and tell us roughly what you are dealing with — we reply with two concrete times within one business day.
Three things have to be true, and we would rather you checked now.
We are a narrow product with a real volume floor. Booking a session you were never going to buy from wastes ninety minutes of your time and rather more of ours.
- More than 250,000 files, claims or cases a year — or a process your team runs continuously and cannot staff further
- A legal obligation — regulator, board risk committee or parent-company policy — to keep the data in-house
- An AI or agent pilot that did not reach production
If your data can go anywhere and your documents are already clean and digital, you do not need us. Use a hyperscaler document API and spend the money on something harder.