Clients kept running into the same problem: the people who mattered were already in inboxes, notes, spreadsheets, and memory, but nobody could see the relationship clearly enough to act. Network gives you one place to see who matters, what company they belong to, and what relationship needs the next move.
We built Network because clients kept needing a cleaner way to make the relationship visible before the chance to act disappeared. People knew names, firms, and opportunities, but too much of that knowledge lived in inboxes, heads, and disconnected notes.
You stop hunting for the right relationship and start seeing who needs attention next.
That is the difference between storing contacts and using a network.
Network is structured around the life of a relationship. The point is not to collect more names. The point is to make the right people visible and tie them to real work.
Bring in the contacts you already have so the network starts in one place.
Create new contacts and fill in the details that make the relationship useful.
Use dashboard and list views to see activity, gaps, and relationship momentum.
Use the pipeline to turn contact knowledge into visible opportunity flow.
You can explore Network, review contacts, and understand how relationship information connects to real work inside TODD.
As the network grows, the value comes from seeing which people matter, which firms are active, and where the next move belongs.
Use the part of the workflow that matches what you need right now.
Bring in a list you already have and start building the network from real names.
Create a new contact when the next important relationship is already in front of you.
Review the bigger picture and understand where activity is building.
Browse the network directly and work through the people who matter.
Move from raw relationships to visible pipeline motion built on the right people.
See the people behind the work without digging through scattered tools.
Keep the person tied to the firm, not floating around as an isolated entry.
Use the network to decide who to follow up with and where opportunity is building.
Import or add the contact. Review the network. Watch the signal. Move into pipeline action. That is the Network pattern.
Network is for organizing contacts, tracking companies, and seeing relationship momentum clearly enough to act on it.
No. It is built to connect people, firms, and pipeline activity so the relationship stays tied to real motion.
Yes. Network supports import so you can bring in the names you already have instead of starting from zero.
Network gives TODD the relationship layer. It connects to outreach, moves, and pipeline work so the right people stay visible.
Open the contact list, review the overview, or jump straight into import and start turning relationships into visible motion inside TODD.
Need the broader story? See TODD
