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Who you’re meeting, what matters to them, and what you owe — in one glance, before you walk in.

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An Atturel meeting brief for "Platform renewal review", starting in about two hours. It shows the three people attending — Elena Marsh, VP Operations at Larkspur Health; Theo Lindqvist, Finance Director at Larkspur Health; Nadia Osei, Program Lead at Fernway Partners — marks the brief as ready, and notes one thing you owe. The objective is to agree the renewal scope and leave with a dated plan. It lists three things to remember: Elena wants adoption by team before she expands. Theo asks for the cost impact before the recommendation. Nadia sees onboarding capacity as the main risk. The open loop: Send Elena the adoption breakdown by team, due today.
See the room

Know who you're meeting before you walk in.

The room for "Platform renewal review": Elena Marsh, VP Operations at Larkspur Health, decision maker; Theo Lindqvist, Finance Director at Larkspur Health, influencer; Nadia Osei, Program Lead at Fernway Partners, contributor. For each person Atturel shows one traced fact: you have met Elena four times since June and owe her one thing; Theo confirmed he wants the cost impact first and you are waiting on him for one thing; Nadia introduced you to Elena, from your own records. Elena and Theo work at the same organisation.
How it works

Before. During. After.

  1. 01Before

    Prepare

    Know who, why and what you owe.

    Before: the brief for "Platform renewal review" is ready. Objective: Agree the renewal scope and leave with a dated plan. Remember: Elena wants adoption by team before she expands. Theo asks for the cost impact before the recommendation.
  2. 02During

    Capture

    Record or paste the conversation.

    During: Atturel is capturing "Platform renewal review". A recording has been running for 18 minutes and 42 seconds, and will be transcribed when you stop.
  3. 03After

    Remember and follow through

    Decisions and promises, kept on your say-so.

    After: Atturel proposes what the conversation decided — expand to three more teams in January — and two commitments: you send Elena the revised plan by Friday, and Theo confirms the budget code. Nothing is kept until you confirm it.
Relationship memory

It remembers what happened last time.

Every meeting, decision and promise, in order — ready when you meet again.

  • What they asked for
  • What was decided
  • What was promised, and kept
Atturel's timeline of your relationship with Elena Marsh: Jun 12, meeting: Discovery call; Jul 3, decision: Pilot with two teams first; Jul 3, commitment: You send the pilot plan (i owe them); Jul 9, completed: Pilot plan sent; Sep 18, meeting: Pilot review; Sep 18, commitment: Elena shares adoption data (waiting on them); Sep 25, completed: Adoption data received; Thu, next: Platform renewal review (brief ready).
A connection map with you at the centre. You have had four meetings with Elena Marsh and two conversations with Theo Lindqvist; both work at Larkspur Health. Nadia Osei of Fernway Partners introduced you. You are attending the "Platform renewal review" on Thursday, and you owe Elena an adoption breakdown. Every connection is labelled with the meeting, conversation or record it comes from.
Relationship intelligence

Every connection, traced.

Drawn only from your meetings, your conversations and sources you approve. No scraping, no hidden profiles.

A notes app
keeps what was said.
A task manager
keeps what to do.
Atturel
keeps who, why, and what is owed between you.
Follow through

Every promise, in both directions.

What you owe, what you're waiting on, and what to bring up next time.

Atturel's follow-through view, grouped by direction. I owe them: Adoption breakdown (Elena, due today), Revised plan (Elena, friday). Waiting on them: Budget code (Theo, asked thursday), Security review notes (Nadia, next week). To revisit: Onboarding capacity in Q1 (Nadia, next meeting). Completed: Pilot plan sent (Elena, jul 9), Adoption data received (Elena, sep 25).
Pricing

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Free

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Enough to feel the difference before your next important meeting.

  • Up to 5 people
  • 3 researched people and 3 meeting briefs a month
  • Connect your calendar
  • Keep 10 conversations a month and confirm what they left open

Pro

$29per month

The full relationship record, and preparation for every room.

  • Unlimited people and relationship memory
  • Research a person’s public professional footprint
  • Meeting briefs, Quick Brief and debriefs
  • Keep up to 60 conversations a month

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Evidence and privacy

Notes about real colleagues, treated carefully.

  • Evidence on every line

    Confirmed, observed or inferred — always labelled.

  • Kept on your say-so

    Nothing enters your record until you confirm it.

  • Yours to take or delete

    Export everything, or delete it, at any time.

  • Private by design

    Scoped to your account. Never used to train a shared model.

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