A survey can gather a hundred honest answers and still change nothing, because the results sit in a spreadsheet nobody opens twice. Taliferro built TODD to close that gap — it turns what people tell you into contacts, context, and a follow-up that actually happens. Not a report. A next move.
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When the deeper issue is stalled execution, software development support shows how Taliferro turns execution work into working execution, and the Momentum System keeps the work tied to outcomes instead of activity.
Most teams are decent at asking questions. A feedback form after a project. An RSVP for an event. A quick check-in with employees. The answers come back, someone glances at the summary, and then the file sits there. Nobody goes back and follows up with the person who said they were unhappy. Nobody reaches out to the client who left a request in the "anything else?" box.
The problem was never collecting the data. It was that collecting it and acting on it are two different jobs, and most tools only do the first one.


TODD is the second job — the part that happens after someone answers. Instead of a response landing in a spreadsheet, it becomes:
Say you send a short check-in after finishing a project: "How did this go, 1 to 5?" Most tools stop at the average score. TODD looks at the person who answered "2," pulls up what they said in the open comment field, and puts them at the top of your list to follow up with today — not buried in next month's report.
TODD isn't a form builder. Keep whatever you already use to actually collect answers. What changes is what happens the moment someone hits submit — instead of the response going quiet, it becomes a next action.
No. Keep whatever you use to collect responses. TODD is what happens after someone submits — it turns the answer into a contact with context, not just another row in a spreadsheet.
TODD organizes it by who said what, flags who needs a follow-up based on their answers, and can draft that follow-up for you.
No. It works for any intake — event RSVPs, employee check-ins, project questionnaires — anywhere someone answers a question and a human is supposed to act on it.
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