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Let us start with your organisation, not our product.

The first conversation is not a product pitch. We map together where decisions are made in your organisation and where the evidence sits.

What happens after you ask for a demo

The most uncomfortable thing for an enterprise buyer is not knowing what follows the form. Our process is short and every step is optional; you can stop wherever you like.

  1. A short introductory call. About half an hour. We do not present the product; we map together where change and data access decisions are made in your organisation today and where the evidence sits. If you complete the self assessment beforehand, we start from there.
  2. A walkthrough on your own scenario. Rather than a generic tour, we run the situation you described end to end in the product: from opening a request to the sealed evidence file. You can bring your own script.
  3. Technical and security review. Your teams examine the architecture, the deployment model and the security controls. The security page and the control mapping are the starting point, and bringing your own control list is the most productive route. We say plainly which items have no answer.
  4. An optional pilot. If you want one, we install against a single production server. We recommend keeping the scope narrow: whether audit questions about that server can be answered within minutes a quarter later is a measurable outcome.

An honest note

We are an early stage product. We have no reference customer list, no independent certification and no analyst report, and we do not claim otherwise. In return we are completely open to your own technical and security review. What working with us at this stage buys you is real influence over the roadmap.

Reach us directly

Call us during business hours, or write and we will come back to you within one business day.

General enquiries
info@sqlchangeguard.com

If you complete the six question self assessment beforehand, the conversation starts from your own situation.

Write to us

A short note is enough. Telling us which databases you run and the question that brought you here helps us answer more precisely.

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