Making shared pipeline fun.
Thousands of overlapping CRM fields. Who needs an intro, and why now?
Walk into your next partner 1:1 with relevant intros from your customer calls, fully tracked by Telephos.
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Account overlap tells you who.
Your calls tell you why now.
Shared accounts and out-of-date CRM fields leave you guessing where to start. The reason to make an intro is often already in a customer call. But it only reaches you if the rep remembers to pass it on.

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accounts
“Our Gorgias CSM said we should book a demo with you.”
“We're looking for an agency to help with our Shopify migration. Domaine keeps coming up.”
“Loop Subscriptions's webhook payloads stopped including line-item taxonomies on renewal nights.”
0 of 3 reached your partner plan
The rep got their recap. Your next partner 1:1 is still guesswork.
Pipeline you never credited.
A partner sent the deal. Nobody logged who. Your next 1:1 misses the chance to thank them and build on what worked.
Overlap without an ask.
You share hundreds of accounts. Without a current need, you still don’t know which intro to ask for or offer.
Good conversations. Lost momentum.
The customer named an agency or a tool they need. It stays in the recording, and nobody brings it to the partner meeting.
Your CRM shows the overlap.
Telephos gives you the reason to act on it.
Transcripts in. Structured data out.
Your calls contain the referrals, needs, and ecosystem context that make a partner intro relevant. Telephos captures them automatically from Gong, Fireflies, or Zoom, alongside signals for your other teams.
Illustrative · demo dataMost AI tools structure your data at question-time. Telephos structures it at ingestion, so every question starts from answers.
One call is an anecdote. Ten thousand calls, labeled the same way, are a market you can measure.
Anecdotes in. Evidence out.
Every mention was labeled the moment it was captured. So the eight mentions you just watched can regroup on their own by type, provider, or category into the tallies your reps were never going to keep.
Anecdotes in. Evidence out.
Every mention was labeled the moment it was captured. The eight mentions above regroup on their own by type, provider, or category into the tallies your reps were never going to keep. Across all calls, 90 days:
Same labels. Every call. No one had to remember. + 598 OTHER · 4,213 TOTAL
Your ecosystem has a shape. This is it.
Every provider your customers mention is a point on the map; every call that mentions two of them draws a line between them. Categories cluster, rivals sit close, referrals point home, and your company sits inside the map, not above it.
Telephos means “lights in the distance.” This is the moment the telescope resolves them.
Their calls fill in the parts of your map you barely hear.
Trade intel, not secrets.
Your partners hear about the ecosystem on their calls just as much as you do. Send them an overview of the markets you know best, and get one back for the markets you barely hear.
Nodes = providers your customers talk about · Lines = mentioned in the same calls
Drawn from calls, not surveys · Hover a provider to see the mention behind it
Built from each partner’s own calls · Aggregates only · No names, no quotes, no deals · Opt-in per partner
And a map is only worth what your teams do with it.
One dataset. Every team's next move.
The map leads to a report you can act on. The same mentions become roadmap input, battlecards, churn flags, and partner handovers. Every line cites its source call. Compiled once, so a hundred people read the answer instead of re-deriving it a hundred times.
Feature requests stop living in reps' heads. They arrive counted, categorized, and cited.
“Honestly Klaviyo's flow editor is the most painful thing in our stack.”
Subscription-event flow triggers: requested, not shipped.
“Ask them to show flow edits live on the demo, then show ours.”
“Okendo's landing-page review requests have terrible response rates. We're in the low single digits.”
The same account praised the loyalty tier logic on the same call. The product holds. One workflow doesn't.
Send the account's CSM in with a response-rate audit before the QBR. The complaint is specific. The save can be too.
A mid-size outdoor brand on our platform is planning a Shopify migration in Q3 and asked for an agency rec. Timeline firm, budget confirmed on the call.
Every rep who asks “how do we beat Okendo?” re-reads the raw call archive from scratch. A hundred reps, same question, a hundred sweeps. The bill scales with headcount and curiosity.
The expensive pass to resolve, aggregate, and cite runs once, the moment a call lands. The recurring question is already a compiled, cited report. Reps read a page; nobody re-tokenizes the archive.
Your calls already know all of this.
Every feature request, referral, and churn signal in this story came from ordinary customer calls, the kind you already record and never read again. Structured at ingestion, everything above is already waiting.