Start With A Project Brief
Share the basics first. Exodus can follow up with the right next step: commercial quote, sample kit, artwork review, trade access, or installation coordination.
Send Enough To Quote. Keep Sensitive Details Protected.
A strong first brief helps Exodus route the request toward samples, quotation, artwork proofing, global shipping, or installation coordination without exposing private client or supplier information too early.
Identify the product system, room type, wall, glass, window, or art location, plus the intended use of the surface.
Send rough width, height, quantity, elevations, or site photos. Exact measurements can be finalized later when needed.
Clarify if artwork exists, needs resizing, needs a new visual direction, or only has mood references for now.
Share target approval date, install or delivery date, city, country, and whether this is local or international.
Tell Exodus who reviews the concept: owner, designer, architect, contractor, procurement, or operations team.
Note whether installation support is needed, already assigned, or should be coordinated with a qualified local partner.
Use case, approximate sizes, photos, references, timeline, country, and desired next step.
Full technical files, private artwork packages, final site documents, and installer handoff notes.
Client identity, pricing logic, supplier details, procurement files, and confidential project information.
Tell Us What You Are Trying To Build
Share the project basics, location, dimensions, timeline, and artwork status. Exodus will route the request toward quote review, samples, proofing, documentation, or installation support.
Room photos, wall elevations, glass/window photos, or site references.
Width, height, number of walls, glass panels, windows, or artwork pieces.
Who will approve, desired timeline, shipping location, and install support needed.