A real partnership unfolds over months, across a dozen stakeholders on both sides, and the shared understanding is only ever as good as someone's recollection of the last conversation. One handoff, one person leaving, one forgotten promise — and the momentum is gone. Capable holds the whole relationship's context so it survives any single person's memory.
We track investors now — add them as their own object.
Done. I added an Investor object with the stages you described. You can start filing conversations to it right away.
Partners and their stakeholders as records that fit the relationship — not a sales template forced over it.
Many stakeholders, long timelines, two organisations — the context scatters faster than anyone can hold it.
Shape the model around partners and the people inside them, with the stages your collaboration actually moves through. The whole relationship's context lives in one coherent, shared place.
Custom objects & motions →What was agreed on the last call is already half-forgotten — and half-disputed — by the next one.
The recorder joins each conversation, captures it, and files it to the relationship. The shared record is complete and current, so nobody relies on "I think we said…" ever again.
Meeting recorder →Every conversation ends with commitments on both sides, and the quiet ones are exactly the ones that slip.
Talk through the call and Capable captures what was agreed and what you owe, filed onto the right relationship — so follow-through is the default, not a thing you hope you remembered.
Capture & propose →Sixty seconds to install. The record keeps itself from there.