Scoping

Scope your VPN estate

Four short steps. The preliminary complexity band appears as you answer the first one, before you are asked for anything. Approximate figures are fine — nothing here is treated as exact.

No configuration required

Bands and approximate counts are enough. Do not send configuration through this form.

The result before the ask

The complexity band and its drivers are shown on step one. Contact details come last.

A person reads it

You get a response from someone who has read what you wrote, not an automated sequence.

Estate profile

Approximate answers are fine. These drive the preliminary complexity band shown alongside — nothing here is treated as an exact figure.

Approximate number of tunnels

Number of sites

Distinct gateway platforms

Different products, not different devices.

Deployment model

Partner-controlled tunnels

Tunnels ending on equipment you do not control.

Routing model

Change-control regime

Documentation quality

Main gateway vendors

Select all that apply. 'Not yet established' is a legitimate answer and a common reason to run an assessment.

Cloud providers with VPN gateways

Some gateways are deployed as high-availability pairs

Some devices are at or past end of software support

Would rather talk it through?

Forty minutes with an engineer, covering the same ground as this form.

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What happens after you submit

Three working days, and no sales sequence

Your submission is stored and an engineer reads it. Not a form-fill notification — the actual answers.
You receive a written response covering whether an assessment is warranted, roughly what it would involve, and what PQVPN would need from you to scope it exactly.
If a conversation would help, you will be offered one. If the guides on this site would serve you better, you will be told that instead.