OAKHURST
Technologies · London
Visit1 Broadgate, London, EC2M 2QS
HoursMonday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
+44 20 7940 4317 [email protected]
Contact — London office
To discuss a project, request information or arrange a conversation, contact us at 1 Broadgate, London, EC2M 2QS, or email [email protected]. A short message with your system, your timeline and your main constraints is enough to start.
We reply with next steps, including whether a discovery session would be useful. Nothing is committed on the basis of a first email alone.
What to include in your message
Include a brief description of the current system or process, who uses it and what needs to change. Add any fixed dates, such as contract renewals, procurement deadlines or a go-live you cannot move.
Mention constraints you already know about: data residency, accessibility requirements, security standards or a supplier contract that ends soon. Partial information is welcome; we will list what we still need to confirm rather than asking you to guess.
The platform changes underneath — the service keeps running
What happens after you contact us
We read every message and reply with next steps. That reply may propose a short call, a document review, or a discovery phase, or it may explain why we are not the right fit and suggest what to ask the next supplier.
If we proceed, you receive a written plan covering scope, costs, risks and ownership before any build work begins. If your enquiry is urgent, say so in the subject line and include the deadline.
Every message is read by the team who would do the work.
Next steps within two working days — a call, a review, or a discovery phase.
Scope, costs, risks and ownership in writing before build work begins.
Send an enquiry
Tell us about the system, your timeline and your main constraints. We will reply with next steps, including whether a discovery session would be useful.
Visiting or writing to the London office
Our address is 1 Broadgate, London, EC2M 2QS. Meetings can be arranged in person in London or by video call for clients elsewhere in the UK.
Please email in advance so we can agree a time and any documents you would like to review together. If you are sending sensitive material, tell us first so we can agree a secure way to share it.
1 Broadgate, London, EC2M 2QS — meetings by arrangement
Working from a redacted summary is normal — tell us what you can share
Information we may ask for
To assess a project we may ask for architecture diagrams, supplier contracts, security questionnaires or details of current hosting and licences. We only request what is needed for the assessment, and we handle it under the terms in our Privacy Policy.
You can also ask us to work from a redacted summary initially. Clear boundaries on information sharing are normal in regulated and public-sector work, and we respect them.
Public-sector and regulated enquiries
If your organisation buys through public-sector procurement routes or has security requirements, include the route and deadlines in your first message. That allows us to advise early on evidence requirements and realistic timelines.
We will state plainly where a route or deadline is not realistic for the work described, and what preparation would be needed to make it so. Early honesty here saves both sides time.
Other enquiries
Send these to [email protected] with the subject line stating the type of enquiry. For privacy requests relating to personal data, please see our Privacy Policy for the correct process.
For service incidents affecting a system we operate, use the contact details in your support agreement so the incident reaches the on-call team without delay.
Questions we are asked often
We aim to reply within two working days with next steps. If your enquiry is urgent, say so in the subject line and include the deadline.
Yes, at our office at 1 Broadgate, London, EC2M 2QS, by arrangement. Video calls are also available for clients elsewhere in the UK.
Measured and closed
Tell us what needs to change, and we will tell you plainly what comes next — including whether a discovery session would be useful.