Keep the story with the person.
Bring people, company details and recorded activity into a relationship record you can revisit.
Open the history before treating a signal as a reason to sell.

Relationship Intelligence
Keep conversation history, contact rhythms and reasons to reconnect together. Notice when something changes and approach the next conversation with context.
Relationship intelligence software, inside the complete Nynch business development platform.
See how it works

What gets in the way
Client delivery takes your attention. Meanwhile, people change roles, priorities shift and the last useful conversation slips further into the past.
The important detail is buried in an old email or meeting note.
A key client and a distant acquaintance end up in the same reminder list.
You know it has been a while, but still need something useful to say.
How Relationship Intelligence works
Bring relationship history and your own priorities together before deciding to reach out.
Bring people, company details and recorded activity into a relationship record you can revisit.
Open the history before treating a signal as a reason to sell.

Organise people into groups with a contact rhythm that reflects the relationship.
Keep your inner circle close without treating every contact as equally urgent.

Review relationship context and timely signals alongside the people you know.
Check what happened and why your expertise might be relevant.

Use Today to turn that context into a next step, then review your message before sending.
Keep the response and future commitments connected to the relationship.

One connected Nynch platform
Prospecting, relationships, meetings, proposals, Deal Rooms and client growth work together in Nynch. Start with the job you need to do today. Keep the context as the relationship develops.
A signal gives you a reason to reconnect. The resulting meeting, proposal and client relationship stay in Nynch.
The details
The record brings together available contact details and connected or recorded interactions. Emails, meetings and notes provide context for the next conversation. The quality of that context depends on the information available in your workspace.
Groups let you organise people by the role they play in your network and set an appropriate contact rhythm. You can review who is due for attention without giving every person the same frequency.
No. A change of role, company event or renewed conversation is a possible opening. Review it against what you know about the person before deciding whether it creates a useful reason to engage.
Yes. Relationship work includes clients, peers, partners and people who introduce you to others. Set the group and rhythm to reflect how you actually work with them.
No. Recorded interactions can help you spot a pattern, but they do not reveal someone’s private feelings. Use the evidence alongside your own judgment and conversations.
Open the person’s record or use Today to review the context and prepare the next action. Keep the message specific to the relationship rather than sending a generic check-in.
See the history, rhythm and reason together in Nynch.