You keep working. Norian does the watching.

No new app to check, no dashboard to keep updated, no bot in your meetings. Norian connects to the channels you already use and quietly tracks every commitment, on both sides, then tells you the moment one is slipping.

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Connect your channels

Sign in with Gmail or Outlook, and add Slack or Teams. Read-only. Norian finds your active clients from the last 30 days on its own, so there is nothing to set up.

2

Norian understands

It reads each client thread and pulls out what matters: promises, requests, decisions, open questions. On both sides, and it remembers them after the thread goes quiet.

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It checks what actually got done

The part other tools skip. Norian keeps checking whether each promise is really kept, linking the reply, the file, and the quiet "done" across channels. The ones that stall are what surface.

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You hear about it in time

One calm email each morning, only when something needs you. Most days, nothing. When it comes, the follow-up is already drafted.

Other tools stop at what was said. Norian checks what got done.

Here is everything it does, quietly, in the background.

Every channel, one view

Watches email, Slack, and Teams together, all read-only.

Both directions

Tracks what you owe your clients, and what they owe you.

Checks what got done

Confirms each commitment was resolved, not just replied to.

Reconciled across channels

A request in Slack answered by email is one loop, not two.

One quiet digest

A single morning email, and only when something is at risk.

Follow-ups ready to send

The draft is already written, in your voice. Acting is a click.

Shared client memory

For teams: whoever picks up an account sees its full history.

Confident and quiet

Anything Norian is unsure about is dropped silently, never shown.

One memory, across every channel.

A client asks in Slack. You reply by email. The signed file lands in Teams. Most tools see three unrelated events. Norian sees one commitment, now met, and quietly closes the loop.

A CRM remembers what you tell it. Norian remembers what you don't.

SlackCan you get us the revised statement of work?
EmailSending it over now, final version attached.
TeamsSigned copy uploaded to the shared channel.
One loop, reconciled and closed. Nothing lands in your inbox.
READ-ONLY BY DESIGN

It reads the trail. It never touches it.

Read-only via OAuth

Never sends, deletes, or changes a message.

Nothing stored

A one-line extract, then the original is discarded.

EU servers

All data on European infrastructure, under GDPR.

No AI training

Your data never trains models. OpenAI DPA signed.

Questions about how it works.

How is this different from a to-do list or CRM?

A to-do list and a CRM only know what you put into them. Norian builds its picture from your actual conversations, so it catches what you never wrote down, and keeps checking whether it got resolved.

What does "checks what got done" actually mean?

Most tools stop at what was said. Norian keeps watching. Promise a proposal by Friday and it looks for the proposal going out, not just a reply. Only the things that stall reach you.

Will it flood me with email?

No. Most mornings you hear nothing. Norian only writes when something has gone quiet long enough to matter, or is about to slip.

Can it read my messages? Is that safe?

It connects read-only and can never send, change, or delete anything. It reads a message just long enough to pull a one-line summary, then discards the original. Nothing is stored, no person reads your email, and everything runs on EU servers.

Which channels does it work with?

Gmail or Outlook for email, plus Teams and Slack. Chat commitments are tracked and reconciled with email, so a request in Slack answered by email counts as one loop, not two.

Be the one who never drops the ball.

Connect your channels once. Norian does the watching, the checking, and the remembering, so you can stop holding it all in your head.

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