TSmithCode contact · software consulting intake
Send the system, the pain, the decision owner, and the output you need next.
Use this route for .NET modernization, workflow systems, data integration, API boundary design, internal tools, AI-enabled workflow support, and software architecture discovery under CAD Guardian LLC.
Best first message
Give enough context to route the conversation without a discovery loop.
Include these facts
- Business workflow or system that needs attention
- Current tool stack, source systems, files, APIs, databases, or reports involved
- Failure mode, delay, rework, audit risk, or decision pressure
- Users and decision owners
- Accepted output examples or definition of done
- Timeline, budget posture, and whether the next step is diagnostic, implementation, W2 evaluation, or subcontracting
Clean message shape
Problem: What is the system or workflow?
Pressure: What breaks, delays, or risks the business?
Environment: What stack, data, users, and systems are involved?
Decision: What should the first paid step decide?
Choose the motion
Route the buyer before the call so the next step is obvious.
Paid software diagnostic
TSmithCode Software Discovery Diagnostic — $4,500. Best when leadership needs a decision packet before funding implementation.
Open diagnostic routeImplementation inquiry
Use when the workflow, acceptance criteria, and first implementation slice are already clear enough to scope.
Email implementation inquiryRecruiter or W2 evaluation
Use when the conversation is employment, contract-to-hire, or technical screening instead of a scoped consulting purchase.
Open recruiter decision roomBrand boundary
TSmithCode is the generic software lane. CAD Guardian remains the CAD automation lane.
Use TSmithCode when the buyer problem is software modernization, workflow systems, data integration, internal tools, APIs, or architecture. Use CAD Guardian when the buyer problem requires CAD files, Autodesk runtime behavior, drawing-package automation, PDM/PLM, or engineering document workflows.
Share-ready route
Forward this when a software buyer is ready to explain the system and next decision.
This contact route tells buyers exactly what to send, how to choose paid diagnostic versus implementation versus W2 evaluation, and where the proof lanes live.
Best recipient: Software buyers, IT leaders, operations leaders, engineering managers, recruiters, warm-referral partners, and technical screeners.