See what fits. Build what’s next.
Request a demo to explore a Foways product, or tell us about the software you want to build. Whether you work in a business, a public institution or a government department, you can start with a short request. Sandeep will read it personally and reply within 48 hours.
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What happens next
Send a short request
Choose a product for a demo, or share the project you have in mind.
Hear from Sandeep
We'll email you within 48 hours to understand your needs and answer your first questions.
Agree the next step
For a demo, we'll arrange a time together. For a project, we'll discuss scope and how to move forward.
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A direct line to Sandeep
Prefer email or a conversation? Contact Sandeep Bali directly about a product demo or your next project.
Sandeep Bali
Founder
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Before you write
- How do I request a product demo?
- Choose “Request a demo”, select a product and leave your name and email address. You can also tell us which workflow you'd like to see. We'll reply within 48 hours to discuss your needs and arrange a time. Sending the form requests a demo; it doesn't book a slot.
- What if I don't know which product to choose?
- Select “Help me choose” and, if you can, describe the task your team wants to improve. We'll help you identify a relevant product or discuss whether a custom project would suit your needs.
- Can I request a demo for a government department?
- Yes. Include your department or institution in the optional organisation field and mention any workflow you'd like to discuss. Foways Office, Foways Notebook, Foways Workers and Setu are relevant starting points; we can help you choose which to explore.
- How fast do you respond?
- Sandeep reads your request personally and replies within 48 hours. For demos, that reply starts the conversation about your requirements and a suitable time.
- Who will I talk to?
- Founder Sandeep Bali is your direct contact. He reads your request, discusses the scope and stays involved while the in-house team builds your project.
- What should a project inquiry include?
- Tell us what you want to build or improve. A few lines about the problem are enough; your budget and timeline are optional. You don't need a finished specification to start a conversation.