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How it all comes togetherBattlecardsChurn & renewal flagsRoadmap inputPartner referrals & handoffsThe ecosystem map
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How it all comes togetherBattlecardsChurn & renewal flagsRoadmap inputPartner referrals & handoffsThe ecosystem map
By segment
SaaS vendorsAgencies
By team
Rev OpsSalesCustomer SuccessProductProduct MarketingPartnerships
Build vs BuyScore your tool
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Who it’s for · SaaS vendors

Your calls already map the ecosystem.
Start reading them.

You run Rev Ops at a Shopify-ecosystem SaaS company. Every discovery call names the merchant’s stack — the reviews tool they’re leaving, the agency running their email, the subscription app they swear by. Today those names die in a call recording. Telephos turns them into structured data your whole org acts on.

What lands first

Two things pay for it in month one.

Referrals stop depending on memory.

Merchants ask your reps for recommendations on every other call — “who do you like for reviews?” — and that intel lives or dies on whether the rep remembers to tell partnerships. Telephos flags every referral moment in every transcript and routes it, so the warm intro happens while it’s still warm.

Referral signalIllustrative — demo data

“We’re ripping out our reviews tool at the end of the quarter. Honestly — who do you like for reviews?”

Olipop · discovery call→ route to Okendo partner team
Partner referrals & handoffs →

The map your buyers draw for you.

Every merchant call names a stack. Across all of your calls, that adds up to a live map of who’s installed, who’s being replaced, and who gets recommended — the ecosystem as buyers actually describe it, not as a directory lists it. And the network’s de-identified vendor graph extends your view: their calls cover the markets yours don’t.

Stack mentions · last 90 daysIllustrative — demo data
Klaviyo · 214Recharge · 96Gorgias · 78Yotpo · 61Okendo · 44replacing reviews tool · 17
The ecosystem map →
Then it spreads

Any door in.
Whole org out.

Partnerships usually buys first, for the referrals. Then CS notices the same dataset flags the accounts talking about leaving. Product notices it ranks feature requests by who actually said them. Sales notices the battlecards write themselves from what buyers say about your competitors. One dataset — the door your team walks in through doesn’t change what everyone else gets out.

How it all comes together →
One dataset · four doors
Partnershipsreferral moments, routed same-day
Customer Successchurn language, flagged early
Productrequests ranked by real voices
Salesbattlecards from live objections
The objection you’re about to raise

“We could build this ourselves.”

You could. A transcript feed, a prompt, a dashboard — the demo takes a weekend. The hard part is everything after: knowing Recharge-the-app from recharge-the-verb, keeping a vendor taxonomy honest as the ecosystem shifts under it, and holding an accuracy bar your partnerships team will actually stake an intro on. That part doesn’t take a weekend. We wrote up the honest comparison.

Build vs Buy →
One dataset

Every team’s next move, from the same calls.

Battlecards→What buyers say about your competitors, in their words.Churn & renewal flags→The accounts already talking about leaving.Roadmap input→Feature requests ranked by who said them.

See your ecosystem in your own calls.

30 days, your transcripts, real referral signals — a 30-day PoC, not a slide deck.

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Telephos — call intelligence for Shopify-ecosystem vendors

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