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Start with the objective of the project, the type of support you need, the intended audience, the anticipated deliverables, and any relevant timeline or constraints. Existing briefs, drafts, references, or specifications can also help. You do not need to have every detail finalized before submitting an inquiry.

No. You can begin with an initial project description. If essential requirements remain unclear, we may ask focused questions or suggest a project-fit discussion before defining the scope.

We review the information provided to assess service fit, requirements, available materials, and the appropriate next step. Depending on the inquiry, this may involve clarification, a discussion, scoping, or a proposal. Submission alone does not confirm project acceptance.

Yes, where the material and requested work fit our services. Depending on the requirements, an existing draft or manuscript may be considered for editing, scientific communication support, medical review, evidence verification, or another appropriate service.

Yes. If your requirements involve multiple service areas, describe the overall objective and anticipated deliverables in the project form. The scope can then be assessed in relation to the work involved, expertise required, review dependencies, and delivery conditions.

Ongoing support may be considered where the requirements, expected workload, capabilities, and commercial arrangements can be defined appropriately. Use the proposal form or Project-Fit Call pathway to describe the anticipated engagement.

Pricing depends on the agreed scope, deliverables, complexity, research and review requirements, timeline, and other relevant project conditions. MedLexis will consider these requirements before preparing a suitable proposal. Submitting an inquiry does not establish a fee.

The appropriate timeline depends on the scope, complexity, availability of source materials, specialist requirements, review process, and current capacity. Share your preferred deadline in the inquiry form. A delivery commitment can be made only after the requirements and feasibility have been assessed.

Share only the information necessary to describe your inquiry through the website form. Do not submit patient-identifiable information, sensitive personal data, confidential records, or passwords through the standard contact form. If your project involves confidential or unpublished materials, tell us this before sharing the files so that an appropriate transfer method and handling arrangements can be considered.

No. The inquiry and scoping stages help establish whether there is a suitable basis for collaboration. Work proceeds only after the relevant scope, commercial terms, responsibilities, and arrangements have been agreed.

Request a Scoped Proposal if you have a project or need help defining its scope. Send Your Brief if you already have documented requirements or relevant files. Book a Project-Fit Call if the project is complex, specialist, multi-stage, or easier to explain through discussion. Use the General Inquiry form for other questions.