Contact · Bengaluru, India

Tell us what your system should understand.

Not a services enquiry. Describe the part of your operation you cannot currently see — what gets measured, what decides on it, and where the result stops coming back.

01 — The brief

Start with the measurement problem.

The more specific the input, the more useful the reply. A sensor count, a network topology, the dashboard nobody trusts — any of those tells us more than a budget range does.

Optional.

Used to reply to you. Nothing else.

Where you think the loop breaks. Correctable later.

What is measured, what decides on it, what acts on the decision.

Direct

If a form is the wrong shape for this, write to hello@treyam.in and attach the diagram instead. We would rather read a topology than a paragraph about one.

≤24 h · First technical response

A named engineer, not an autoresponder

That reply is written by someone who could work on the problem. It will usually contain a question rather than a proposal, because the first thing to establish is whether the loop is broken at the sensing end or the deciding end.

02 — Location

One office. One inbox.

Where Treyam is, how to reach it, and how quickly a technical enquiry is answered.
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OfficeBengaluru, India
Time zoneIST · UTC+05:30
Emailhello@treyam.in
First responseWithin 24 hours, from a named engineer

One address handles technical enquiries, and a person is on rota behind it. Work runs remotely or on site; the tolerances are the same either way.