BASIC SHIRTS MN LIMITED

Software engineering, cloud solutions and ongoing technical support

Contacts

Write to us

All enquiries about software development, cloud work, systems integration, consulting and support are handled in writing by email. Company details are listed below as plain text.

Company details

BASIC SHIRTS MN LIMITED

[email protected]

basicshirtsmn.com

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Enquiries

What to include in your message

A short written brief lets us reply with a useful technical answer rather than a generic one. Where possible, include the following.

  1. 01The outcome you needDescribe the business or operational problem in your own words — the result you want, not only the technology you think is required.
  2. 02Current systemsNote the applications, databases, hosting arrangements and third-party services already in use, including anything that must remain unchanged.
  3. 03Users and volumesWho will use the system, roughly how many people, and whether usage is internal, customer-facing or both.
  4. 04ConstraintsRegulatory or contractual requirements, security expectations, required integrations, platform restrictions and any fixed dates you are working towards.
  5. 05Scope of engagementWhether you are looking for a new build, a migration, an integration, a technical review, or ongoing maintenance of an existing system.
  6. 06Existing materialSpecifications, diagrams, screenshots, API documentation or previous audit findings — anything that shortens the discovery step.
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How we work

Written first, then a conversation

We read every enquiry in full before replying. The first response typically clarifies the technical questions that matter most, so that any later discussion is grounded in specifics rather than assumptions.

If your enquiry concerns an existing system that is already live, it helps to state clearly whether the situation is urgent, so that the technical context can be gathered in the right order.