Continuum · for revenue teams

Run every deal in one place your buyer actually shows up to.

The shared workspace where you and your buyer run the deal together — the plan, the documents, the decisions, the open questions — from first call to signed, and on into onboarding and renewal.

Your deal room

56%

Qualified

4

Open steps

Room opened

Mutual action planlive
Return signed NDAThem
Security review callYou

Questions from the room

Daniel · MeridianCan you share the security whitepaper for our vendor review?
YouJust added it to Documents — anything else procurement needs?
Your buyer's roomno login

Business case

Peak-season resilience — ready to forward

What we agreed

Return signed NDAYou
Security review callThem

Ask the team — no new email

YouCan you share the security whitepaper for our vendor review?
Alex · NorthwindJust added it to Documents — anything else procurement needs?

The same deal, from both sides. Add a step and they see it; they tick one off and you see that; they ask a question in the room and you answer it there — no new email thread.

The problem

Your deals don't live in one place — and your buyer sees almost none of it.

A modern B2B deal is run across tools that were never meant to run it together.

01

A CRM they will never log into

Your pipeline lives somewhere your buyer has no access to, and no reason to visit.

02

A deal that happens in email

Scattered across threads, reps and attachments, with no single version of the truth.

03

A buyer deciding from their inbox

Running a major decision with no shared plan and nowhere to look anything up.

The result is familiar: slipped timelines, “can you resend that?”, deals that stall in silence, and forecasts built on hope.

Who it's for

Three people, one room.

The rep chasing the signature, whoever owns the account afterwards, and the buyer deciding. Pick one.

For the rep chasing a signature

Know where the deal really stands — and arm the person selling for you.

Your champion does the selling when you're not in the room. Continuum gives them something to forward, and gives you the signals to know whether it landed.

  • Qualification and next best action on every deal, in one view
  • See what the buyer opened, and when they went quiet
  • A business case framed for their boss, not for your CRM
MEDDPICC qualification56%

Daniel Okoye

Champion

Identified

Economic buyer

Needs you today

Overdue: prepare pricing proposal v2

The Continuum deal room: deal status, the shared plan, buyer chat and engagement in one view.

Not a mockup — the deal room as it ships, with example data. Where the deal stands, what's overdue, what's next, and what your buyer has actually been doing.

How it works

Three moves, and the deal runs itself.

01

Run the deal from one cockpit

Everything about a deal in one view, instead of spread across a CRM, a drive and three inboxes.

  • Qualification, stakeholders, meetings, notes and the plan, together
  • The next best action on every deal, across your whole book
  • AI reads each call and proposes updates — you approve them
The Continuum dashboard, showing every deal and its next best action.
02

Give your buyer a room, not an inbox

A branded space holding the business case, documents and recordings — reachable from one link they can forward to their boss.

  • No account to create and nothing to install
  • They ask questions, grab documents and share files themselves
  • One continuous thread from first call through renewal
The buyer portal: a branded room with the shared business case, documents and recordings.
03

Agree a plan you both own

Every next step with an owner on each side and a date. Either side can add a step or tick one off — so it stays a plan, not a microsite your buyer reads once.

  • Steps owned by you or by them, never ambiguous
  • Your champion gets a business case built to forward internally
  • You see what they engage with, so silence becomes visible
The two-way mutual action plan, with steps owned by each side.

The buyer portal

A room your buyer actually wants to open.

Not a shared folder with a logo on it. The plan you both own, a thread to ask in, the people behind the deal, and every video, recording and document you've sent — behind one link, no login, on your branding.

continuum.app/r/9f3a2b7c

Northwind × Meridian Retail

Shared workspace for Meridian Retail Group

Welcome — everything for our work together lives here. Ask a question or add a file any time.

60%

Plan complete

2

Steps for you

9

Documents

Mutual action plan

The steps to move forward — either side can add a step or tick one off.

Share reference architectureNorthwind · Done 14 AugNorthwind
Return signed NDAYou · Done 15 AugYou
Return signed security questionnaireYou · Due in 2 daysYou
Confirm Q3 implementation budgetYou · Due in 6 daysYou
Schedule executive readout with SophieNorthwind · 16 SeptNorthwind
+ Add a next step

Questions

Ask the team anything — pricing, security, timelines. They'll reply here.

Daniel Okoye · youCan you share the security whitepaper for our vendor review?
Alex Rivera · NorthwindJust added it under About Northwind — anything else procurement needs?
Ask a question…Send

Your team

The people from Northwind working with you — reach out any time.

Alex RiveraAccount ExecutiveYour main contact
Priya NairSolutions EngineerTechnical questions
Sophie MeijerCustomer SuccessAfter go-live
📅 Book a meeting

Champion this internally

Build the case with your team and bring the right people into the conversation.

Share with a colleague

Loop someone in — they’ll get a link to this workspace by email.

Colleague’s nameColleague’s email

Resources

Everything for our work together in one place — materials from Northwind, recordings, and the files you share.

Platform Overview Demo
4:12

How the platform works, in four minutes.

Case Studies
Bakker Foods — 38% fewer peak-season stockoutsRetail · 2,400 stores
Retail Group NL — reporting from 6h to 1.5h a weekWholesale · 18 countries
Nordic Retail — live in the first quarterGrocery · 640 stores
Meeting Recordings

Catch up on conversations, or share them with your team.

Discovery call12 Aug · 34 min
Solution walkthrough26 Aug · 22 min
Security deep-dive with Priya2 Sept · 41 min
About Northwind

Security, legal and company documents.

Security whitepaper.pdf2.1 MB
ISO 27001 certificate.pdf480 KB
Data processing agreement.pdf310 KB
Shared Files & Documents

From Northwind

Pricing proposal v2.pdf1.4 MB
Getting started guide.pdf418 KB · Learning

Shared by you

Vendor questionnaire.xlsx96 KB · You shared
↑ Upload a file
🎓 Training

Courses to get your team confident on the product.

Getting started with the platformCourse · 12 min
Admin essentialsCourse · 25 min

One room, on your branding: the plan, the conversation, the people they can call, and a Resources shelf holding your demo, your case studies, the call recordings, your security and legal documents, training, and files going both ways. They see only what you mark customer-visible.

Platform demoCase studiesMeeting recordingsSecurity & legal docsTraining coursesYour project teamBusiness caseMutual action planQ&AFiles both ways

And it reports back

Every open is a signal you didn't have before.

Their room · one linkno login

Everything we've shared

Northwind × Meridian Retail

Security whitepaper.pdfShared 12 AugOpen
Discovery call — 12 AugCatch up, or share it with your teamPlay
Solution walkthrough — 26 AugRecording · 22 minPlay
Business case — peak-season resilienceWritten for your boardRead
Getting started guide.pdfLearning materialOpen
Your side · engagement
Highly engagedRoom opened 9×
Security whitepaper.pdfOpened 3× · Daniel Okoye
Discovery call — 12 AugWatched back 2×
Shared inside MeridianAnd someone you haven't met opened the room

Time in the room

Daniel OkoyeChampion
14m
Sophie MeijerEconomic buyer
6m
Not yet mappedNew visitor
3m

The same moment from both sides: they open the whitepaper and watch the call back, and it lands on your side as signal.

What your buyer gets

  • Every call recording, to watch back or hand to a colleague who missed it
  • Every document you've sent, still there in three weeks when they need it
  • The business case and the plan on the same page, not in an attachment
  • Somewhere to ask — pricing, security, timelines — and get the answer in the room
  • Onboarding material the moment they buy — the room doesn't reset
  • No account, no password, and a link they can forward

What you learn from it

  • Which documents were opened, and how many times
  • Which call recordings got watched back, and by whom
  • Their questions, as a notification — answered where the deal lives, not in a thread
  • When the room gets forwarded inside their company
  • Who turned up on the link that you've never met
  • Time in the room per person — and whether it's warming or cooling

Where to act

Twelve deals. One list, in the order that matters.

Signal is only useful if it tells you what to do on a Monday. Continuum scores every deal on what's overdue, what the AI has proposed, what your buyer asked and how long they've been quiet — and hands you the queue, highest first.

Today · in priority order
12 active deals · 3 heating up · 2 gone quiet
Overdue: prepare pricing proposal v2Meridian Retail Group
Review 3 AI suggestions from Tuesday's callNorthwind Foods
Due in 2 days: return signed security questionnaireMeridian Retail Group
Validate: “Does the analytics module support custom attribution?”Aster Group
Identify the economic buyerLakeside Logistics
Reach out — quiet for 18 daysVantage Retail
Your book, ranked by attention
Meridian Retail Group1 overdueopened 9×
Northwind Foods3 AI to review
Vantage Retailquiet 18d
Lakeside Logistics2 gaps

Ask your book

“Where should I focus this week?”

The order isn't typed in once. It's recomputed from the deal's own state every time you open it.

What it watches

Steps past due and due this week, AI suggestions waiting on your approval, questions your buyer asked, qualification still missing, and rooms that have gone quiet.

How it reaches you

A daily email of what's past due and due this week, and a weekly note on what each buyer actually did — so a deal going cold reaches you before the forecast call does.

When you'd rather just ask

“Which deals need attention today?”, “What's gone quiet?”, “Where should I focus this week?” — answered from your own deal data, not a generic model.

Less work, not more

The opposite of a second CRM to feed.

The fear with any new tool is more admin. Continuum is built the other way round.

The workspace keeps itself in order

A running timeline of what happened, and every document tagged by who shared it — you or your buyer. Bcc a deal's address and the email lands here too.

The workspace timeline with documents tagged by who shared them.

One place, not five

The plan, docs, meetings, notes and next steps live together.

Walk in prepared

A running read on every deal: where it stands, what's overdue, what's next.

Stop being the switchboard

Your buyer self-serves documents, steps and questions.

Getting started

Your first room takes about a minute.

No implementation project, no data migration, and nothing for your buyer to install.

130 seconds

Add the company

A name is enough. The workspace, the timeline and the plan are created with it.

Meridian Retail Group
CreateCancel
2one click

Share one link

Your buyer opens it and they're in. No account, no password, no software to install.

continuum.app/r/9f3a…Copied

Works in any browser, on any device.

3ongoing

Run it together

Both sides work in the same room. After each call, AI proposes the updates — you approve them.

AI suggests

Move “Security review” to 12 Sept

ApproveDecline

Why “Continuum”

One room for the whole relationship.

Most tools hand the customer over at signature and lose everything that came before it. The room just changes shape.

Sales

Win it

Onboarding

Get them live

Success

Prove the value

Renewal

Keep it

Expansion

Grow it

The calls, the documents, the business case and the people are still there on day one of onboarding — because it is the same room, not a handover document.

Built for Europe

Built to be trusted with the deal.

Deal data — yours and your buyer's — deserves to be handled properly. Especially in Europe.

EU data residency

Hosted in the EU by default. Your buyers' data stays in the EU.

GDPR-native, not bolted on

The buyer portal asks before it measures anything. Full export and permanent deletion are built in, and every privacy-relevant action is recorded.

AI proposes, a human approves

Nothing the AI suggests reaches your data until someone accepts it — enforced in the software, not promised in a policy. AI you can put in front of a regulated buyer.

Where it's heading

The tool should do the busywork, not you.

Continuum works as a shared workspace today. What's next all points at the same idea.

Automatic capture

Meetings and email flow in on their own. Nothing to file.

Deeper AI

Drafts your qualification, next steps and follow-ups from what already happened.

CRM sync

Two-way with Salesforce and HubSpot, so there is never a second place to update.

Multilingual portals

Buyer-facing in your customers' languages, for deals across Europe.

Early access

See it on one of your own deals.

Continuum is opening to a small group of revenue teams. Tell us a little about what you sell and we'll be in touch.

No newsletter, no sales sequence — just a reply from a person.