Tell Leyline what you run. Get a per-user number back.
The migration assessment is the qualifier step after comparing providers and reading the FAQ — what phone system you have tonight, how many sites and users you need to port, and which business category fits. Submit it once; Leyline replies within a business day with a per-user number, three cutover-window options, and the same engineer on the rollout who just read your assessment.
The qualifier step between researching and signing.
You've read the comparison, the FAQ, and maybe the platform overview. You want a real number against your own inventory before booking a sales call. This is the shortest path to that — four questions, the contact info so Leyline can reply, and optionally a category tag so we route to the engineer who has cut over the most firms like yours.
Four questions, not eight.
Tight qualifier built for the Pacific-Northwest 10–50 staff pipeline — what you run today, how many sites, how many users, and what bucket you sit in. No phone-tag with a sales rep.
A real engineer reads it.
Not an SDR. Not a routing form. Adam or Courtney — the two founders running Leyline from Anchorage — scope your reply and run the cutover if it makes sense.
Reply window you can plan around.
One business day, every workday. You get back a per-user number, three cutover-window options, and a copy of what your engineer read while scoping.
Tailored to PNW SMBs, 10–50 staff.
Built for small and mid-sized firms across Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Alaska — plus the rest of the US where the same engineering posture applies.
The optional sites and users fields tell us how spread out your stack is — the porting case for a 22-user single-office legal firm looks nothing like a 6-site, 90-user healthcare rollout, and the per-user number is shaped accordingly.
Want a more thorough scoping conversation instead? Try the full consultation form on /contact, or jump straight to [email protected].
Four questions. Per-user number back.
Lucid-labeled, single column, optional everywhere it can be. The submit handler tags your submission with migration-assessment as the source so Leyline can route and reply in one business day.