It quietly watches your email, Teams, and Slack, and remembers what was promised on both sides. When something starts to slip, you hear about it in time, with the follow-up ready to send. Your secret weapon for staying on top of every client.
We haven't seen the revised brand deck from Mira, promised for Monday.
Thomas still has an open question: is the workshop included in invoice #24?
You're still waiting on Brömer & Co for the signed contract revision.
Then it watches your channels, checks what has actually been done, and only speaks up when something is slipping.
Norian keeps a quiet, running picture of each client relationship. It builds itself from your conversations, so there is nothing to fill in and nothing to keep up to date. When someone new picks up the account, the whole history is already there.
A CRM remembers what you tell it. Norian remembers what you don't.
The same quiet watching, now across your whole team. No new habits, and no client left in one person's head.
Norian started as a list I kept for myself: what I'd promised each client, and what they still owed me, so none of it got lost. Across years of working with clients, I kept seeing the same thing. Relationships didn't break over big failures, they cooled because small things got forgotten. Everyone is busy, and the forgotten follow-up is what quietly does the damage. My list only catches what I remembered to write down. Norian now catches the rest.
Most tools do a piece of the job. Norian does the whole thing.
Your clients' data stays theirs. And yours. No recording bots in your meetings. Norian only reads the trail that is already in your inbox and chats.
Norian never sends, deletes, or modifies a single message.
One-line extract, then the original is discarded.
All data on European servers. GDPR, Netherlands law.
Your data never trains models. OpenAI DPA signed.
No. A CRM remembers what you tell it, so it only works if you keep feeding it. Norian is the opposite. It remembers what you didn’t write down, because it builds the picture of each client from your actual conversations. Nothing to fill in, nothing to keep up to date.
Norian doesn’t replace your task manager. It catches the commitments your task manager never knew existed. Tools like Boomerang, Notion, or your to-do list only work on what you remembered to add. Norian watches alongside them and picks up what was promised in the conversation itself, then tells you when something is going quiet.
No. Norian is an automated tool, no different in principle from your email client, your spam filter, or your inbox’s search function. No human at Norian ever accesses your email content. What we store is a one-line summary: who owes what to whom, and when. The underlying content of your emails is never retained.
Only messages to and from the clients Norian monitors. It reads the content in memory to extract structured summaries, then discards the original immediately. Raw message content is never stored. Nothing you receive or send can be seen by another person. An automated process scans your channels once daily, looking only for commitments and requests.
No. Most mornings you won’t hear from us. We only send an email when something in your client inbox has gone quiet long enough to matter, or when something looks like it’s about to slip. If nothing’s slipping, you get nothing.
Norian checks what actually got done across your channels, and tells you the moment something needs you. Quietly, without chasing.
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