See Triad across the three layers.

Every capability is anchored to Relationship, Co-sell, or Execution — the three dimensions that make a partnership work.

It all starts with capture

Capture is where every layer begins — and where most partnership intelligence dies. Without capture this rich, Relationship signals never form, Co-sell context never reaches CRM, and Execution handoffs go cold.

Capture in your own words

Paste a meeting transcript, voice-to-text dump, or your messy notes — Triad doesn't need any structure to start. One click and the work begins.

Triad Capture form with a raw multi-speaker meeting narrative pasted in, ready for the Decompose button
Bilateral next steps extracted from the meeting, each tagged Apex Software or Accenture with named owners and due dates

Get structured intelligence in seconds

Activities, participants, partner context, bilateral next steps with owners and dates — all extracted, all linked back to the source narrative so nothing is invented.

Ship the follow-up without leaving the tool

A draft email, addressed to the right person, with a subject tied to the meeting and a body covering decisions and next steps — ready to copy, paste as HTML, or open in Gmail with one click.

AI-drafted follow-up email modal addressed to Rachel Torres at Accenture with subject Accenture Joint Account Planning Recap, body summarizing both sides' next steps, and action buttons to copy or open in Gmail

Relationship

Know where every partnership really stands.

Relationship signals — sentiment, alignment, friction, and executive trust — are extracted from captured activity using AI analysis grounded in evidence the user can verify. The output is operational, not abstract, and traces back to the source conversation.

Read the Room: AI analysis of every conversation

Sentiment side-by-side, alignment and divergence on the specific topics that came up, friction points scored by severity — every signal traces back to the actual words spoken in the room. Defendable, not vibes.

Read the Room AI analysis showing side-by-side sentiment for Apex Software and Accenture, with named evidence quotes from each side, plus a moderate-severity friction point on co-prime standing

Rolled up across the partnership

Account-level signals roll up to a partnership view that reads alongside Pipeline and Execution. The whole portfolio in one table — the conversation a Director walks into a budget review with.

Triad partners list showing nine alliance organizations with Relationship pills (Cooling, Stable, Warming) alongside Pipeline and Execution columns — the three layers of every partnership in one defensible portfolio view

Co-sell

See partner pipeline with the context CRMs miss.

CRM holds pipeline data. Triad connects those opportunities to the partner relationships and conversation context that drive deal progress — so when a deal advances, you can show why, and when one stalls, you can see what stopped moving.

Pipeline tied to the partners that earned it

Partner-influenced and partner-sourced deals link directly to the partner record — no spreadsheet, no separate database, no guessing whose work this was. Filter, sort, and defend the number every QBR.

Partner pipeline card showing $2.1M open across 2 deals — Caterpillar Supply Chain Platform and Parker Hannifin Procurement Transformation — each linked to its account, amount, and stage, scoped to the FQ2 26 timeframe

With the conversation history that moved every deal

Every meeting, working session, exec sync, and roadmap review is captured against the partnership and the deals it touches. The activity feed isn't a log — it's the audit trail behind every dollar in pipeline.

Recent partner activity feed with filter chips for every activity type — Meeting, Call, Email, Workshop, Joint Account Planning, Exec Alignment, Roadmap Review and more — showing two recent Joint Account Planning sessions with Project and Partnership context tags

Execution

Spot execution risk before it shows up in customer outcomes.

Most alliance teams lose visibility after a deal closes — and the partner-side execution story quietly disappears. Triad keeps Execution in the same system as Relationship and Co-sell, with an independent health view your partner won't volunteer.

Your independent view of every project

Phase, target go-live, services scope, program context — plus a health status that doesn't echo the partner's happy-talk. The notes capture what's actually going wrong, in plain language: "Customer slowing down delivery. Go-Live at risk. Need to escalate."

Project detail page for Caterpillar CX Transformation showing the Accenture-led delivery — execution model, pricing model, target go-live, services scope, program context, and an Escalated health status with health notes explaining the customer is slowing down delivery and the project needs to be escalated

Every project, every partner, one table

Watch the whole portfolio at a glance — Escalated, At Risk, Watch, On Track. The conversations that lead to a customer escalation start here, weeks earlier, when health shifts from On Track to Watch and a name appears next to it.

Cross-partner Projects list showing every active engagement — Caterpillar CX Transformation Escalated, Honeywell Contact Center At Risk, Snowflake catalog connector At Risk, MLflow integration on Watch, ServiceNow webinar series On Track — each linked to its account, partner, opportunity, phase, and target go-live

Brief Me

Walk in prepped. Walk out with clear next moves.

One click before a partner meeting. Triad reads everything that's happened — captured activities, relationship signals, project health, partner news — and synthesizes a briefing that takes you from drowning-in-context to ready-in-thirty-seconds.

What you should know, surfaced first

The headline reads from the AI — escalations, overdue partner-side commitments, project health flips, the things that change the shape of the conversation. Each item is traceable back to the source so you can trust the synthesis.

Brief Me modal showing the What You Should Know section with insight cards — Caterpillar CX Transformation escalated as of May 2, multiple overdue partner-side commitments from Tom and Nadia, Meridian CDP Rollout on track but governance under active restructure, BoA working session Wednesday requires joint architecture doc
Brief Me modal showing the Recommended Next Moves section — chase Tom Reilly and Nadia Patel for overdue commitments (this week), confirm joint Snowflake architecture document is complete (this week), align with Accenture on Caterpillar CX escalation (this week), set agenda for May 14 Supply Chain Innovation Forum (this month) — each tagged with owner and urgency

And walk out with clear next moves

Every recommendation comes with the owner and an urgency window — this week, this month, when appropriate. The meeting can stay focused on what to actually do, not on spending half the time deciding what to discuss.

Dashboard

The morning view across every partnership.

Open Triad and the picture is already drawn — the numbers your boss asks about, the operational picture beneath them, and the partner news that just changed the math. Walk in knowing where to spend the day.

The numbers that anchor your morning

Total open pipeline, partner mix, win rate, stage distribution, top partners by open dollars — the headline view your boss will ask about, ready before you finish your coffee.

Top of the Triad Dashboard showing total partners, contacts, activities in the last 30 days, open next steps, and upcoming events as headline tiles, plus a Partner Pipeline section with $7.6M open across 9 opportunities, pipeline by stage, top partners by open pipeline, and a quarter-over-quarter trend
Operational section of the Triad Dashboard — Recent activity feed of partner conversations, What's Coming Up event list, Partner Relationships rollup showing 3 warming, 4 stable, 2 cooling partners with the cooling ones surfaced first, and Open Next Steps grouped by partner with due dates

And what needs your attention today

Next steps due, partners cooling, conversations from yesterday, events this week. Capture activity from the same screen — the dashboard is the home base, not just a report.

News that comes with a recommended action

Leadership changes, strategic announcements, M&A, product launches — Triad monitors news for every active partner and surfaces only what affects the partnership. Each signal lands with a recommended action, a draft email, and a one-click "Add as next step" — so you can move on what changed before anyone else notices.

Top signals widget on the Triad Dashboard showing a Capgemini news item — Capgemini unveils Google Cloud AI Enterprise Hub — with an AI-written summary explaining why this matters to Apex Software, plus a Recommended Action box with Draft email and Add as next step buttons

See your partners by motion

The big partners run multiple motions. Triad lets you tag a partner with every motion they actually run — hyperscaler, ISV, GSI, OEM — and renders portfolio analytics by motion lens. No other tool does this today.

One partner, every motion they run

Microsoft is a hyperscaler partner AND an ISV partner. Tag both. Switch lenses on the partner page with one click — the relationship signal updates to reflect that motion only. The default view is the partner's primary motion. Both realities are tracked, both are true.

Microsoft partner detail page in Triad showing Hyperscaler and ISV chips with the Hyperscaler lens selected and the relationship signal narrowed to that motion
Triad dashboard Motion Mix widget showing Hyperscaler at the top with one worsening partner named, ISV and GSI healthy below

Portfolio rollups by motion, not just by partner

Your motion mix on the dashboard sorts motions by where you need to spend attention — worsening partners first, named inline, with open pipeline at stake so you can prioritize across motions on the axis that matters. Healthy motions stay quiet. The view answers "where do I focus" before you finish your coffee.

Filter every view by motion

Activity feed, partner list, every cross-cutting view — filterable by motion. When you're working your ISV motion this morning, only your ISV-tagged activities surface. Single-motion teams never see the filter. Multi-motion teams couldn't live without it.

Triad activity feed with motion filter chip strip showing GSI and ISV chips, ISV selected

Ready to see it on your partnerships?