For enterprise, corporate innovation, partnerships and networked teams

Someone on your team already knows them.

An organization's shared contact directory in Titen with a Known by column naming the colleague who already has each relationship. Illustrative data.

Find who already knows them

Ask for a person or company and see which colleague already has the relationship, and how they got it.

Warm introduction paths in Titen showing who can make an introduction, built only from contacts people chose to share. Illustrative data.

Share by choice, never by default

Personal contacts stay private until someone decides to share them. Personal notes never move.

A relationship list in Titen with a source column showing where each contact came from. Illustrative data.

See where the relationship came from

Every shared contact shows who brought it into the network and who can make the introduction.

See the path. Ask for the intro. Keep the context.

1. Invite your team

Each person keeps a private workspace and decides which contacts to share with the company.

2. Ask who knows them

Search a person or company and see every colleague with a path to them, and how each one made the connection.

3. Make the introduction

Request the intro from the colleague who holds the relationship, and keep the context on the shared record.

Your most valuable network is mostly invisible

Teams send cold outreach while a warm path sits two desks away. Recruiters source people a colleague already knows. When someone leaves, their relationship history often leaves with them.

A relationship list in Titen showing each contact's company, source, status and last activity. Illustrative data.
An organization's shared contact directory in Titen with a Known by column naming the colleague who already has each relationship. Illustrative data.

Who here already knows them?

Type a name or a company. Titen shows every colleague who already has the relationship, how they met and who is best placed to make the introduction.

Each path shows who has the strongest relationship and when they last spoke.

Private by default. Shared by choice.

Personal notes stay personal. Anyone can export their own data. Titen never sends or posts on someone's behalf.

A contact record in Titen holding the private notes, files and reminders that stay with the person who wrote them. Illustrative data.

Frequently asked questions

Do employees have to share their contacts?

Can the company see private personal notes?

How do seats work?

Can we use Titen for partner or alumni networks?

Who can make an introduction from a shared contact?

Find the warm path your company already has.

Titen does the remembering. You do the relationship.

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