Focused problem consultation

How booking works

Session booking

How the working session begins

Live availability prevents overlap. Review, payment, and final confirmation are still handled personally by email.

  1. 01

    Share the problem and choose a time

    Send the problem statement, supporting documents, and one session from our live availability.

  2. 02

    We hold and review

    A tentative calendar hold is created while AIVatika reviews the material within two business hours.

  3. 03

    Confirm by payment

    We email the payment link manually. Payment and our confirmation email finalize the appointment.

  4. 04

    We prepare for the session

    We spend one to two days working through the context before the 60-minute consultation.

Available every day in India11:00 AM to 3:00 PM and 8:00 PM to 12:00 AM IST. Free sessions are converted to your selected time zone.

Discuss possible solutionsfor your existing problem.

Book a focused 60-minute session to examine the challenge, clarify what you need, and define a practical way forward.

Book a schedule
Session
60 minutes
Fee
$200 USD
Review
Within 2 business hours
Preparation
1-2 days

Choose a live available time. We hold it tentatively while we review the brief and send the payment link by email.

Book a working session

Share the context and choose one live available time. Payment and our confirmation email finalize the appointment.

Choose an available time

These one-hour sessions are checked against the private AIVatika booking calendar.

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The selected time is held tentatively. The $200 payment and our confirmation email finalize the appointment.

General contact

Prefer a basic enquiry first?

Send a straightforward question or share a document. We will continue the conversation by email.

Send an enquiry

Give us the essential context and attach anything that helps explain it.

Choose your starting point

Tell us which problem is closest.

Helpful context

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Where the workflow starts

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What slows it down today

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What a better outcome looks like